Well then, a piece of advice: go home at once and destroy any papers you have that may compromise you.Д«asilio shrugged his shoulders-he had no papers, nothing more than his clinical notes. KABANATA 26 EL FILIBUSTERISMO Narito ang buod ng Kabanata 26 ng El Filibusterismo na isinulat ni Jose Rizal. But youвЂ™re a member of the studentsвЂ™ association?

You did well not to attend it, said the professor.

I assure you, he stammered, that as Capitan Tiago was worse-and besides I had to finish that book. In his excited frame of mind Basilio thought the professor had said night before last, which was the time of his interview with Simoun. One of the clinical professors met him and placing his hand mysteriously on the youthвЂ™s shoulder- the professor was a friend of his-asked him in a low voice, Were you at that supper last night? Who?Д«asilio did not think it prudent to ask more, fearing that he would give himself away, so on the pretext of visiting his patients he left the group. Many implicated? he echoed, trying to learn something from the looks of the others. With an effort Basilio controlled himself. ItвЂ™s been discovered, replied one, and it seems that many are implicated in it. Kahulugan ng revesino sa el filibusterismo. JosГ© Rizal -Kasaysayan -Mga tauhan -Buod ng mga kabanata -Pahiwatig ng bawat kabanata -Mga tanong at kasagutan -Magandang maidudulot -Pagkakaiba ng Noli Me Tangere at El Filibusterismo -Mga babae sa mga obra ni Rizal Source. Terrified, he asked in a trembling voice, at the same time endeavoring to feign ignorance, Ah, yes, what conspiracy? Layunin matalakay ang kasaysayan ng nobelang el filibusterismo. So it was that when he reached San Juan de Dios and his friends asked him about the conspiracy, he gave a start, remembering what Simoun had planned, but which had miscarried, owing to the unexplained accident to the jeweler. Preoccupied with these thoughts, he paid no attention to the groups of students who were at such an early hour returning from the Walled City, as though the classrooms had been closed, nor did he even note the abstracted air of some of them, their whispered conversations, or the mysterious signals exchanged among them. He had his plans made: to visit his patients, to go afterwards to the University to see about his licentiateship, and then have an interview with Makaraig about the expense this would entail, for he had used up the greater part of his savings in ransoming Juli and in securing a house where she and her grandfather might live, and he had not dared to apply to Capitan Tiago, fearing that such a move would be construed as an advance on the legacy so often promised him. Classic example of idealism versus becoming practical.Very early the next morning Basilio arose to go to the hospital. I wonder if Isagani will change if ever Rizal wrote a sequel to the El Fili.ДЄnyway, please read the 'debate' between SeГ±or Pasta and Isagani. Number of times this content has been viewed 7 Button to like this content Button. Since Isagani is quite idealistic, he prefers to live a life worth living. He advises Isagani to just study well, earn a decent living, get married, and avoid getting into trouble. Since he earns money from the friars, he hesitates to accede to the students' wish that he help advise and convince Don Custodio to support the Spanish school. He calls the Philippines a 'Land of Proposals' because all you have are plans and no action. Now let's tackle this lawyers views and opinionвЂ¦

He thinks only of himself, and is willing to be nationalistic only after everyone else becomes patriotic first. SeГ±or Pasta is a lawyer who also works as a consultant for the friars.

Buod ng el filibusterismo kabanata 26