The document summarizes a scene from the film General Luna where General Luna recounts his life story to a young man named Joven who is writing a biography about him. It then shifts to a meeting between President Emilio Aguinaldo and other Philippine leaders where they argue about whether to trust the Americans, with some believing they could be allies unlike the Spanish. Their debate is interrupted by a messenger bringing news that American officers had killed Philippine explorers in Manila and terrorized other areas, after which General Luna and his men fought American forces in Intramuros but faced a difficult battle as the Americans had superior weapons and training.

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The first scene was shot in a specific room, General Luna
was distant from everyone else with a kid named Joven, who
needed to compose a life story about the general. He
solicited him to recount the story from life and the general
reminded him flippantly that the memoir may turn into a
novel. At that point, it began in the gathering between the
higher authorities of the administration. Obviously,
President Emilio Aguinaldo and the Prime Minister of the
Philippines, Apolinario Mabini were available at the
gathering. Be that as it may, it was anything but a common
discussion among the individuals.
SUMMARY

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They were yelling at each other, bantering on wether
they ought to confide in the Americans or not. It was
obvious to the others that the remote nation was
plotting something against their nation.
Notwithstanding, there are a few people that still
agreed with the Americans, saying that they were
dependable, not at all like the Spaniards. Pedro Paterno
was one them. In this way, pointless arguements
emitted among them over and over.
Para kayong mga birhen na naniniwala sa pag-ibig ng
isang p-ta." - one of Generel Luna's astounding line
amid the talk.

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The entry of an errand person ceased the fight
immediately, sending a letter to the President which
contained terrible news. Indeed, the unavoidable
happened. A few officers exploring in Santa Mesa,
Manila were murdered by the Americans and had
terrorized different places in the Philippines as well.
After the pioneers were positioned on the domains they
should secure, General Luna with his confided in
comrades,Jose Alejandrino, Francisco "Paco" Roman,
Eduardo Rusca, Jose Bernal, and Manuel Bernal had a
fight with the Americans in Intramuros. Their foes were
all around equipped and prepared, so they needed to
ask for fortifications from the Kawit Brigade. Be that as
it may, Captain Pedro Janolino was bothered with the
general's bossy state of mind in this way, he declined to
take after his requests.