Michael Angelo S.

Malit
BT302A

ACTION DEPICTING In conclusion, a "Pacto de sangre" can demonstrate brotherhood by reflecting

BROTHERHOOD an individual's shared dedication, mutual support, and enduring allegiance.

CHARACTER(S) 1. Miguelito Lopez de Legazpi was a Spanish navigator and conquistador who
INVOLVED was instrumental in exploring and colonizing the Philippines. He participated
in the blood covenant with datu sikatuna as the leader of the Spanish
expedition.
2. Datu Sikatuna: Datu Sikatuna was a native chieftain in the Philippine island
of Bohol. He and Legazpi signed the blood compact as a token of friendship
and peaceful coexistence between the Spanish and the locals.
ORIGIN A "Pacto de Sangre" or "Blood Pact" is a concept that involves a solemn and
often ritualistic agreement or covenant between individuals or groups. It has
historical roots in cultural practices and religious contexts, where the act of
sharing blood symbolizes deep bonds, loyalty, and commitment. In literature
and popular culture, the idea of a blood pact is often used for dramatic effect,
representing the seriousness and permanence of a commitment. The
symbolism of blood in such pacts is associated with life, unity, and the
irrevocability of the agreement.
APPLICABLE TO REAL In real life, the concept of a "Pacto de Sangre" or "Blood Pact" is not
LIFE? applicable in a literal or ritualistic sense. Modern legal and ethical norms
prioritize formal agreements through contracts and verbal commitments,
making the symbolic use of blood impractical and unhygienic. Clear
communication and legal mechanisms are preferred for establishing
commitments in real-life situations. The notion of blood pacts is more
commonly found in literature, folklore, and certain cultural or religious
traditions rather than in practical, everyday dealings.