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    Rizal gave a speech called the "Brindis" where he described the atmosphere as sympathetic with bonds of fellowship between kind souls listening. He characterized the relationship between the Philippines and Spain as two nations bound by an eternal bond that could not be separated by sea or space. Finally, he referenced the oriental chrysalis leaving its cocoon, implying that the children of the Philippines were emerging from confinement and ready to achieve brilliance beyond what had been accomplished previously.

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    GE9 – The Life and Works of Rizal

    Worksheet 2
    Name: CERCADO, Geran Kearn L. Schedule: 5:30 – 7:30PM Date: 6/24/2021

    I. Extract three lines from Rizal’s Brindis speech that struck you the most and
    briefly explain its meaning.

    Lines quoted from Rizal’s speech Interpretation


    1. Sympathetic currents pervade Rizal described the atmosphere or the
    the air, bonds of fellowship surroundings of the place during his
    radiate in all directions, kind speech. The room is filled with
    souls listen compassionate kindness. It means that
    there’s pressure going on and that there
    were ties of friendship. Also, he said that
    kind souls listen, which means that people
    with good hearts will listen to his speech.
    2. Two nations by an eternal bond, Rizal described the relationship between
    two nations that neither sea nor the Philippines and Spain. Philippines and
    space can keep apart. Spain are the two nations bound together
    by an everlasting relationship, two nations
    that neither sea nor space can separate.
    Two nations who have each other’s back
    and that nothing can separate them.

    3. The oriental chrysalis is leaving Rizal said that the children's brilliant
    the cocoon accomplishments are no longer completed
    within the Rizal used the occasion to
    deliver a speech on the universality of
    human accomplishment. He was definitely
    a believer in development and progress,
    and his reaction to the concept of genius
    was joyful.

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