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Rizal was planning a third novel that would focus on ethics rather than politics. It would humorously and satirically depict the habits and customs of Filipinos through two characters: a friar curate and a Guardia Civil lieutenant. However, it is said this novel may have caused greater controversy and backlash against Rizal from the Spanish if he had finished it.
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- Rizal began writing it in 1887 while practicing medicine in Calamba and continued writing in London, Paris, Madrid, and Biarritz, finishing it on March 29, 1891.
- While living in Ghent, Belgium he roomed with Jose Alejandrino and met other Filipino students. He struggled financially to publish the novel, at times considering abandoning it.
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Lihim at masinop siyang nagbalak at nakipagkuntsaba sa iba't ibang tauhan sa nobela, kabilang na si Basilio. Una, binalak niyang manghimagsik at manggulo sa isang pulutong na sapilitang magbubukas sa kumbento ng Santa Clara upang agawin si Maria Clara. Ngunit hindi natuloy ang planong ito sapagkat namatay nang hapong iyon si Maria Clara. Pangalawa, nagkaroon ng pagkakataon si Simoun sa kasal ni Paulita Gomez at Juanito Pelaez kung saan dadalo ang lahat ng makapangyarihan sa pamahalaan. Niregaluhan ni Simoun ang ikinasal ng isang magarang lamparang may hugis granada na kasinlaki ng ulo ng tao.Lingid sa kaalaman ng lahat, ang ilawang ito ay nagtataglay ng granada na kapag itataas ang mitsa upang paliwanagin ay sasabog ito. Sa kasawiang palad at sa pangalawang pagkakataon, hindi natuloy ang balak na ito ni Simoun sapagkat nalaman ni Isagani ang maitim na balak na ito at mabilis na inihagis ang ilawan sa ilog.
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Rizal moved from Brussels to the cheaper city of Ghent to print his second novel El Filibusterismo. Living frugally, he struggled to pay the printing costs as his funds ran low. The printing was suspended until a friend provided additional money. The novel was finally published on September 18, 1891 and praised by Filipino patriots for its powerful style, though almost all copies were later confiscated by the Spanish. The novel continues the story of the characters from Noli Me Tangere and depicts the growing disillusionment with Spanish rule in the Philippines.
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This document provides context and details about Jose Rizal's unfinished third novel "Makamisa". It began as a sequel to El Filibusterismo written in Tagalog called "Makamisa", meaning "After Mass". Rizal began writing it in 1892 in Hong Kong but only left two incomplete texts in Spanish. The document outlines some of the main characters in the novel including Padre Agaton, Kapitan Lucas, Aleng Anday, Tenyente Tato, Marcela, Don Segundo, and Kapitan Tibo. It also discusses historian Ambeth R. Ocampo's role in discovering the manuscript in the National Library and authenticating it as Rizal's third novel.
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- 2. > On September 25, 1891, four days after the Fili came off the press, he wrote to Blumentritt: “I am thinking of writing a third novel, a novel in the modern sense of the word, but this time politics will not find much space in it, but ethics will play the principal role. I shall deal mainly with the habits and customs of the Filipinos, and only two Spaniards, the friar curate and the lieutenant of the Guardia Civil will be there. I wish to be there. I wish to be humorous, satirical and witty, to weep and to
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- 4. 1. MAKAMISA - a novel in tagalog with a light sarcastic style. 2. DAPITAN - an ironic Spanish novel. He wrote it during his exile in Dapitan to depict the town life and customs. 3. UNTITLED - a novel in Spanish about the life in Pili, a town in Laguna. 4. UNTITLED - this novel is all about Cristobal a youthful Filipino student who has studied for 12 years in Europe.
- 5. 5. UNTITLED - this novel written in Spanish and the style is ironic. - Through the mouth of the celestial characters, the author describes the deplorable conditions of the Philippines in this novel.
- 7. June 19, 1892, Rizal spent his 31st birthday in Hong Kong. June 20 he wrote two letters which he sealed, inscribed on each envelop ``to be opened after my death.’’ 1st Letter, addressed TO HIS PARENTS, BRETHREN, AND FRIENDS. 2nd Letter, addressed TO THE FILIPINOS.
- 8. June 21, 1892, Rizal penned another letter for Governor Despujol a discourteous Spanish chief executive, to informed of his coming to Manila and placed himself under the protection of the Spanish Government. Rizal and his sister Lucia, carried a special passport or “safe-conduct” issued by the SG, left Hong Kong for Manila.
- 9. On the same day ( June 21, 1892 ), a secret case was filed in Manila against Rizal and his followers, “ for anti-religious and anti-patriotic agitation,” after the Spanish consul-general sent a cablegram to Governor Despujol that the victim “is in the trap”.