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Jose Rizal, Spanish Priests/Friars,

Fr. Burgos, Fr. Gomes, Fr. Zamora
The two novels, Noli Me Tangere
and El Filibusterismo, was written
by Rizal.
Spain, Philippines
The Spanish Priests used hell as a
threat to Filipinos.
The three Filipino priests were
sentenced and killed by the
Spaniards, making them martyrs.
Jose Rizal, Marcelo Del Pilar,
Spanish Priests, Crisostomo Ibarra
Rizal and Del Pilar talked about
the two novels and the reaction
the Spaniards would have
because of them.
Spain, Philippines
The novels were published and
given to both Spaniards and
Filipinos.
The angry Spanish priests burned
the copies of the novels.
Rizal and Ibarra were arrested,
shown in parallel.
Propagandists, Jose Rizal, Marcelo
Del Pilar
In Spain, the Filipino
Propagandists held a meeting for
election of their group leader.
Madrid Spain
Rizal and Del Pilar had a
disagreement on publishing La
Solidaridad. Rizar was for and Del
Pilar against.
Rizal returned to the Philippines
and collected a group of Filipinos
that are willing to express their
feelings about Spanish cruelty.
Jose Rizal, Spanish Priests, Gov.
Gen. Polavieja, Officier Taviel
Polaieja was elected as new
Governor General by the Spanish
Friars due to the failure of Blanco
to convice Rizal to stop all
publishing of novels and
newspapers.
Philippines
Rizal was visited by Taviel in
prison and talked about family
and Christmas.
Jose Rizal, Paciano, Leonor Rivera
Rizal remembered his life in Spain
whilst reading Paciano's letter.
Spain, Philippines
Paciano mentioned that there
were Spaniards forcing them out
of their home in Calamba.
Another letter came for Rizal, this
time from a past lover, Leonor
Rivera. It is about her arranged
marriage with an American.
Jose Rizal, Officer Taviel, Simon
Taviel told Rizal how he should
not become like Simon, just like
how Ibarra changed to the
dangerous Simon.
Philippines
A scene in El Filibusterismo was
shown where a Spaniard filled
house had a bomb that failed to
explode. Another scene was also
shown where Simon was killed.
Jose Rizal, Officer Taviel,
Josephine Bracken, Spanish Jury
Rizal's trial was set, and Josephine
Bracken and her mother were
there. Officer Taviel defended
how Rizal is not against Spain, but
wants reformation.
Philippines
Rizal defended himself to the jury.
He also told them of his desire for
the Filipinos to have good
education.
Jose Rizal and his family
Rizal and Simon met. Simon asked
Rizal to change the story and
keep him alive in El Filibisterismo.
Philippines
Simon told Rizal that the bomb
should explode and Spanish
cruelty to end.
Rizal rewrote his novel and
changed Simon's fate for the last
time.
Jose Rizal, Officer Taviel,
Josephine Bracken, Rizal's family,
Spaniards
Rizal went to his execution while
his family prayed for him.
Josephine Bracken also attended.
Philippines
Rizal said his famous words, "It is
done!".
Rizal was shot, with his head
untouched as a last request.
Andres Bonifacio, Katipunan,
Paciano
The Katipunan, led by Bonificio,
started the revolution to free the
Filipinos of Spanish opression and
to continue Rizal's vision.
Philippines