LESSON 3

When Truth Lies

GROUP 4

Members:
Veñalon, Shahani
Ogino, Yuri Zion
Yuson, Shanel Jenica
Gangan, Alaysa
Mendez, Charles Elmer
Jaramilla, Michael Andrei
Real, Ivan Heri
Bilingon, Joey
Reyes, Matthew

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Words uttered with conviction do not necessarily hold truth. And when something is said, how
you believe it determines its power to create confusion or harm people. Hence, not only should
your words be spoken with much care; you should also be cautious of those that you hear.
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What is truth? How do we seek to know it?
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WHO IS LADY GREGORY?
Known as one of the pillars of the Irish Literary Renaissance, Isabella Augusta Persse also
known as Lady Gregory, crafted memorable plays depicting the peasant life in Ireland. She also
wrote plays dealing with the history of her country. Her works have remained vital in the
development of Irish literature.
She was born in March 15, 1852 Roxborough, County Galway, Ireland. Even from a very young
age, she already has her own interest towards the field of literature and stories of Irish heroes
inspired by a nanny.
In 1880 she married Sir William Henry Gregory, a neighbouring landowner who had previously
served as a member of Parliament and as governor of Ceylon (Sri Lanka); her literary career did
not begin until after his death (1892). In 1896 she met William Butler Yeats and became his
lifelong friend and patron. She took part in the foundation of the Irish Literary Theatre (1899)
and became a director (1904) of the Abbey Theatre, which owed much of its success to her skill
at smoothing the disputes among its highly individualistic Irish nationalist founders.
Her only child with Sir William Henry Gregory, Robert Gregory, was born in 1881. He was killed
during the First World War while serving as a pilot, an event which inspired W. B. Yeats's poems
"An Irish Airman Foresees His Death", "In Memory of Major Robert Gregory" and "Shepherd
and Goatherd".
Lady Gregory wrote or translated nearly 40 plays.
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INTRODUCTION TO CHARACTERS
Bartley Fallon – husband of Mrs. Fallon, and is a habitual pessimist. He believes that bad things
will always happen to him.
Mrs. Fallon – wife of Bartley Fallon. She has always been loving and supportive towards her
husband, not until there’s a rumor of him having an affair with a third party.
Jack Smith – the supposed victim of the murder. He owns a hayfork.
Joe Muldoon, a Policeman – plays a crucial role in unfolding event. Is obedient towards the
magistrate.
Magistrate – represents authority and is boastful with his ability of fixing the system on the
village. He likes to thinks of wrong assumptions and impose judgement without fully
investigating the truth.
Mrs. Tarpey – owns an apple stall and has a problem of hearing. Plays a crucial role in spreading
the news.
Shawn Early Characters in the story who contributes in spreading the news
Tim Casey with anyone on different locations they stated in the play.
James Ryan

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STORY
Pages 151-164
(mag include kayo ng mga pictures, isama niyo rin yung mga words na may meaning na nakalagay)

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Basta i-type niyo lang: SUMMARY OF THE PLAY

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Type niyo lang din: MORAL LESSON

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Sama niyo yung text na nasa color violet. Yung pinakababa sa end ng story. (page 165)

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QUESTIONS:
Lagay niyo yung mga questions na nakalagay dun sa PROCESS. Page 165 din. 1-6 lang. Huwag niyo na
sama yung 7-8 sa likod. Paghiwa-hiwalayin niyo ng slide each question.

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