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    GE9 - The Life and Works of Rizal Worksheet 4

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    Rizal analyzed three lines from his own Brindis speech. The first line referred to Juan Luna's painting Spolarium depicting the oppression of Filipinos by colonizers. The second line described the relationship between Philippines and Spain as a parent-child relationship where understanding requires open communication. The third line suggested that the contributions of Filipino people would no longer be constrained under Spanish colonization, and that positive Spanish contributions should still be acknowledged.

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    Rizal analyzed three lines from his own Brindis speech. The first line referred to Juan Luna's painting Spolarium depicting the oppression of Filipinos by colonizers. The second line described the relationship between Philippines and Spain as a parent-child relationship where understanding requires open communication. The third line suggested that the contributions of Filipino people would no longer be constrained under Spanish colonization, and that positive Spanish contributions should still be acknowledged.

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    Rizal analyzed three lines from his own Brindis speech. The first line referred to Juan Luna's painting Spolarium depicting the oppression of Filipinos by colonizers. The second line described the relationship between Philippines and Spain as a parent-child relationship where understanding requires open communication. The third line suggested that the contributions of Filipino people would no longer be constrained under Spanish colonization, and that positive Spanish contributions should still be acknowledged.

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    GE9 - The Life and Works of Rizal Worksheet 4

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    Rizal analyzed three lines from his own Brindis speech. The first line referred to Juan Luna's painting Spolarium depicting the oppression of Filipinos by colonizers. The second line described the relationship between Philippines and Spain as a parent-child relationship where understanding requires open communication. The third line suggested that the contributions of Filipino people would no longer be constrained under Spanish colonization, and that positive Spanish contributions should still be acknowledged.

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    GE9 – The Life and Works of Rizal

    Worksheet 4

    Name: Arlene Joy S. Garcia Schedule: 5:30-7:30 pm Date: June 25, 2020
    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. “One hears coming from the - Rizal trying to say that the paint of
    canvas of El Expolarium the Juan Luna which is the Spolarium
    tumult of the throng, the cry of was not silent. It portrays how the
    slaves, the metallic rattle of the colonizers oppressed the
    armor on the corpses, the sobs Philippines.
    of the orphans, the murmuring
    prayers”

    2. “If the mother teaches her child - This line describes the relationship
    her language in order to of Philippines and Spain as
    understand his joys, his needs, parents. In order for the Philippines
    or pains. to grow or understand the purpose
    of Spain, they must be open to
    each other despite of the
    oppositions.

    3. “The illustrious deeds of her -the sons that he is trying to describe is


    sons are no longer wasted the Philippines. He is trying to say that
    away at home.” change is coming in the Philippines. Time
    will come Spanish colonization will not be
    able to control or rule the Philippines
    again. Also, we should not forget the
    contributions of Spain because they have
    positive contributions in our country.

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