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ACHIEVEMENTS/ EVENTS LEARNINGS/VALUES

CHAPTER XI  Decision to return home  Although a lot of
Back to Calamba and inj
*Paciano – Rizal’s brother phenomena
*Silvestre Ubaldo – his happening in
brother-in-law Philippines, he w
*Chengoy – Jose M. Cecilio still want to live i
country with his fa
The three above His family, espe
mentioned names together his mother is his o
with Rizal’s other friends top priorities. Riz
warned him for his indeed a good son
decision to return to the a good citizen o
Philippines, his home due country.
to the reason that Noli Me  Seeing things on
Tangere was already own is the best w
published and causes estimate a result.
some uproar among the 
anti- Filipino elements.

But he did not consider

their warning because:

1. He needs to operate on
his mother’s eyes.
2. He wants to serve his
people who had long been
oppressed by Spanish
tyrants.
3. He wants to find out for
himself how the novel he
wrote and his other works
were affecting Filipinos
and Spaniards in the
Philippines.
4. To find out why Leonora
Rivera had remain silent.

 Delightful trip to Manila

 Arrival in Manila
 Happy Homecoming
 Storm over the Noli
 Defenders of the Noli
 Rizal and Andrade
 Calamba’s agrarian
trouble
 Farewell to Calamba
 A poem for Lipa
CHAPTER XII  With the powerful  As we grow older
Hongkong, Macao, and Japan enemies on his side, own life percep
Rizal was forced to go change. Things b
abroad for a second might seem so inn
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time in February 1888. and pure just like

 He’s 27 years of age dreams but when
that time. age, we are introd
 A practicing physician, to the real world
and a recognized man- our anticipations
of-letters. become very id
 The trip to Hongkong and practical.
 Experienced different  You can use
things in Hongkong instead of vio
 Departed from represented by s
Hongkong to protect ours
from the harm o
enemies.
 Philippines has
different culture
those countries a
and our country h
own people who
uplifting the cultu
its own.
CHAPTER XIII  He visited the delightful  Japan is a great pla
Rizal in Japan land of the Cherry  Sacrificing for
Blossoms which is country, the peop
Japan. your country is ne
 Enchanted by the sacrifice after all. I
natural beauties of honor and a satisfa
Japan, the charming for someone who
people of Japan, the his country.
great shrines.
 Rizal fell in love with a
Japanese beauty, O-
Sei-San, who gave him
romance and joy in the
heart.

 Arrived in Yokohama
 Rizal in Tokyo
 Farewell to Japan
 Suehiro on Rizal
 Amusing incident during
pacific crossing
CHAPTER XIV  He first saw Amerca on  Rizal was a ma
Rizal in America April 28, 1888. truth, and he wrot
 His arrival in this truth of what he
country was because of seen and experie
the racial prejudice, for This technique
the discriminatory great weapon
treatment of the exposing whateve
Chinese passengers by wrong on the othe
the American- of the justice.
authorities.
 Kept his notes of what

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he has observed on his

trip from San Francisco
to New York
 Rizal across the
American continent
 Rizal’s impressions of
America
CHAPTER XV  After his travels at the  Rizal still st
Life and Works in London Us, he lived in London. although he alread
he chose these for a degree in diff
three (3) reasons: courses and I gue
just means that
1. to improve his knowledge should be an une
of the English language learning or in
2. to study and annotate words, education
Morga’s rare copy of a work must never end.
which is heard to be available  Christmas,
in the British Museum remembering the
3. London was a safe place of Jesus, the hi
for him against Spanish where it brings jo
tyranny the Christmas ev
well as before and
 engaged deeply in it.
Filipiniana studies  Filipinos have
 finished Morga’s book longest Chris
 wrote many articles for season in the worl
La Solidaridad in everyone in the co
defense of his people loves Christmas.
against the Spanish
critics
 penned a famous letter
to the young women of
Malolos
 carried voluminous
correspondence with
Blumentritt and other
friends and relatives

 Trip Acrross the Atlantic

 Life in London
 Got news for home,
both the good and bad
 Annotating Morgas
work
 Short visit to Paris and
Spain
 Spent Christmas in
London
 Romance with Gertude
Beckett
 Wrote articles in
London

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CHAPTER XVI  Rizal was caught with  Rizal never forge

In Gay Paris the whirl of gay Parisien priorities.
life where in the spring,  He knows how
Paris bursts with gayety balance his time
and excitement. give focus to impo
 Despite with the social things despite diff
parties and his romance social commitment
with Adelina Boustead,
he managed to continue
his fruitful artistic,
literary, and patriotic
labors.
 Published his annotated
edition os Morga’s book
and founded two
Filipino societies:

1. Kidlat Club
2. Indios Bravos

 He wrote a satire
against Fr. Salvador
Font

 Lived in Paris
 Kidlat Club and Indios
Bravos
 Annotated Edition of
Morga Published
 Por Telefono
 Rizal and the Bousted
sisters
 Christmas in Paris

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