Good afternoon

Philippines!
 How will you react when someone
taken away something special from
you?
 -Andres
Bonifacio
 Background of the author
Andres Bonifacio

Born: November 30, 1863 in Tondo, Manila

Father: Santiago (tailor, a local politician and a boatman)
Mother: Catalina de Castro (employed in a cigarette-rolling factory)

The couple worked extremely hard to support Andres and his five younger
siblings, but in 1881 Catalina caught tuberculosis and died. The following year,
Santiago also became ill and passed away.

At the age of 19: Andres Bonifacio was forced to give up plans for higher
education and begin working full-time to support his orphaned younger siblings.
 Background of the author

Became the top leader or Presidente Supremo of the Katipunan.

Along with his friends Emilio Jacinto and Pio Valenzuela, Bonifacio
also put out a newspaper called the Kalayaan, or "Freedom."

May 10, 1897: Andres Bonifacio likely were shot dead by a firing
squad on Nagpatong Mountain. Some accounts say that Andres was
too weak to stand, due to untreated battle wounds, and was actually
hacked to death in his stretcher instead. Andres was just 34 years old.

He’s a man who shows brave to fight for our own land.
Comparison to our own culture

Our love to our

parents
 Connection to other specialization

MAPEH
Devotion to the game and to your group mates in order to win

Values Education
Valuing someone

Social Science
Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
 Synopsis

one's love for the nation

 Definition of terms

NUKAL-Had sprung from (galing)

IWI-To take care of children

SAKBIBI- Laden

MAILIT- Be confiscated

SUKABAN- Treacherous

GASO- Restlessness / wildness / mischievousness

 Genre

Poem
 Universality

Taking a risk just to get the

things that we love the most or
what makes us happy.
 Symbolism

BALONG MALALIM-
struggles

TANIKALANG GAPOS-
authoritarian

BUNGA’T BULAKLAK- rights

and honor
 Figures of Speech
Assonance
Ulit-ulitin mang basahin ng isip
at isa-isahing talastasing pilit

sukat ang makita’t sasa-ala-

ala

-focuses on the vowel sounds in a phrase, repeating

them over and over to great effect. 
 Figures of Speech

euphemism
buhay ma’y abuting
magkalagot-lagot

hanggang sa katawan ay
mapasa-libingan
-words that are used to soften
the message
 Figures of Speech

onomatopoeia
iwi

-use of a word that actually

sounds like what it means
 Figures of Speech

personification
siya’y ina’t tangi na kinamulatan
ng kawili-wiling liwanag ng araw

walang ala-ala’t inaasam-asam

kundi ang makita’ng lupang
tinubuan.
-way of giving an inanimate object
the qualities of a living thing
 Figures of Speech

hyperbole
sa balong malalim ng siphayo’t hirap
nasaan ang dugong
dapat na ibuhos?
ng dakilang hangad sa batis
ng dibdib
-makes things seem much bigger than they really were
by using grandiose depictions of everyday things.
Hyperbole is often seen as an exaggeration that adds a bit
of humor to a story
 Figures of Speech

antithesis

Pati na’ng magdusa’t sampung kamatayan

waring masarap kung dahil sa Bayan

-contradiction that pits two ideas against each other in a balanced way
 Figures of Speech

metonymy

Kayong nalagasan ng bunga’t bulaklak

-one word that has a very

similar meaning can be used for
another.
 Plot

Man in
a hole
Point of View

Second
Person
Character

Flat
Static
 Setting

Philippines
 Theme

Loving something is the hidden way of killing

ourselves but it is the only reason why we tend
to live.
Thank
you!