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    The document discusses the role of youth in nation-building based on two chapters from Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. In chapter 24, Isagani represents Rizal's view that youth should aspire for positive change and contribute to their country's future. Chapter 39 features a monologue describing how the nation awaits its youth to dedicate themselves to addressing problems, washing away shame with their blood, and embodying renewed vigor, ideas, and enthusiasm. The youth are portrayed as the hope for the future and responsible for working together towards change.

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    The document discusses the role of youth in nation-building based on two chapters from Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. In chapter 24, Isagani represents Rizal's view that youth should aspire for positive change and contribute to their country's future. Chapter 39 features a monologue describing how the nation awaits its youth to dedicate themselves to addressing problems, washing away shame with their blood, and embodying renewed vigor, ideas, and enthusiasm. The youth are portrayed as the hope for the future and responsible for working together towards change.

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    The document discusses the role of youth in nation-building based on two chapters from Rizal's novel El Filibusterismo. In chapter 24, Isagani represents Rizal's view that youth should aspire for positive change and contribute to their country's future. Chapter 39 features a monologue describing how the nation awaits its youth to dedicate themselves to addressing problems, washing away shame with their blood, and embodying renewed vigor, ideas, and enthusiasm. The youth are portrayed as the hope for the future and responsible for working together towards change.

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    ROLE OF THE

    YOUTH IN NATION-
    BUIILING
    Prepared by: Buenaseda, Janina Bianca V.
    CHAPTER 24: Mga Pangarap

    In chapter 24 of the novel El Filibusterismo, Isagani’s character


    represents Rizal’s perception of the youth. He aspires for change and he
    dreams to contribute help to his country. He dreams of the country
    uniting with Spain so that Filipinos can experience better opportunities.
    In this chapter, the role of the youth in nation building is having a dream
    or goal of leading the nation into a better future.
    CHAPTER 39: The Final Chapter

    “Where are the youth who will consecrate their golden hours, their illusions, and their
    enthusiasm to the welfare of their native land? Where are the youth who will generously pour
    out their blood to wash away so much shame, so much crime, so much abomination? Pure
    and spotless must the victim be that the sacrifice may be acceptable! Where are you, youth,
    who will embody in yourselves the vigor of life that has left our veins, the purity of ideas that
    has been contaminated in our brains, the fire of enthusiasm that has been quenched in our
    hearts? We await you, O youth! Come, for we await you!” – Padre Florentino
    In this chapter, the monologue of Padre Florentino depicts the role of the youth in nation-
    building. As described in the excerpt, this chapter sends a message that the youth is the
    hope of the future. The much awaited actions of the youth will change the course of
    tomorrow. It is the role of the youth to aspire for change and to work together in addressing
    the real problems of our nation.

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