The short story, narrated by Francisco B. Icasiano, explores the protagonist's perpetual nostalgia and self-reflection triggered by the Church of San Agustin. The narrative unfolds through a structure of rising action, climax, and denouement, where the protagonist contemplates profound thoughts about perception and existence. Ultimately, he arrives at a conclusion that encapsulates his introspections.

1. Francisco B. Icasiano

2. NARRATOR :
FRANCISCO B.
ICASIANO

3. CHURCH OF
SAN AGUSTIN
IN
INTRAMURO
S
CHURCH OF
SAN RAFAEL
IN BULACAN

4. FIRST
PERSON

5. The short story is about the
memories of
our soul that never grows old but is
forever new, true, beautiful and

6. Man vs himself

8. The protagonist feels a strange
feeling every time he passed by
the Church of San Agustin
INTRODUCTION

9. RISING ACTION
The protagonist had a
realization about the sensation
he felt in everyday he pass by
the church.

12. CLIMAX
The protagonist is facing his
conflict as to what triggered him
to have a strange feeling.

13. FALLING ACTION
The
protagonist
drifts down
in
discussing
about the

14. “the water which
reflects the blue of the
sky is bluer than the
sky”

15. “Thought is the
thought of
thought”-Aristotle

16. Denouement
The
protagonist
concludes
everything
that he said.

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