“I remember that you are a woman,

yes. A beautiful woman. And why not?

Did you turn into some dreadful
monster when you married? Did you
stop being a woman? Did you stop
being beautiful? Then why should my
eyes not tell you what you are — just
because you are married?”
-Guido to Dona Lupeng
Guido Entoy
Don
Amada
Paeng
Dona Moreta
Lupen children
g
The two events that opened
Dona Lupeng’s perspective
1. Amada sleeping on bed
2. Guido’s speech and
when he kissed Lupeng’s
feet
Tadtarin Festival
St. John the Baptist
Procession
A 3-day pagan rituals
celebrated by women that
coincides with St. John’s
feast.

Love and respect

Adoration
Don Paeng kissed
Dona Lupeng’s feet
The Matriarch of
the Moretas
A loyal and faithful
husband of Dona
Lupeng
The cook of Moreta
household and
participated in Tadtarin.
Husband of Amada, driver
of the family
Dona Lupeng went against her
husband’s will and went to
Tadtarin
Cousin of Don
Paeng that came
back from Europe