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    Instructions: Read the story entitled, &quote; Morning in Nagrebcan by Manuel E. Arguilla.

    Analyze the story and identify the elements by completing the template below.

    1. POINT OF VIEW – Third person point of view because the narrator only tells us how the
    story goes.

    2. CHARACTERS – Baldo (ten years old boy)

    Nana Elang (mother of baldo and ambo)

    Ambo (baldo’s seven years old brother)

    Tang Ciaco (father of pf baldo and ambo)

    3. SETTING – Sunrise at Nagrebcan. House of Baldo near in the cornfields and tabacco
    fields where the katangayan hills is visible.

    4. TONE AND ATMOSPHERE – I think the narrator shows sadness because in the story the
    puppy died and that caused sadness to the two boys.

    5. SYMBOLS – Morning in Nagrebcan or Sunrise means new beginning.

    6. IRONY – The author uses dramatically, because in pleasant morning or day turns out
    into a misunderstanding and that caused the puppy to death from the hands of a bad
    man.

    7. THEME – I think the theme of the story portrays that there are still parents who abuse
    their child. But in reality, parents should love their child unconditionally what ever
    happens.

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