What is the moral lesson of the story of morning in nagrebcan?

Answer 1

morning of nagrebcan symbolize the beauty of nature

Answer 2

It portrays how does other parents abuse their kids. In some point .... because the author of the story Manuel Arguilla... in my opinion he tells that how Japanese was abusive in that time ... Tang Ciaco is Japanese and the mother and the two children are the Filipinos

Answer 3

The moral lesson of the story of morning in nagrebcan are we must control our anger we must care the animals.

Answer 4

Manuel Arguilla was a writer that was born in 1911 and passed away in 1944. The main idea of Morning in Nagrebcan by Manuel Arguilla is how a man finds his brother sleeping with his daughter and how he brandishes a certain aspect of his own anatomy.

Answer 5

morning in nagrebcan climax

Answer 6

do not be abusive,..

Answer 7

Bahog bilat

Answer 8

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Ambitious

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Morning in Nagrebcan

By: Manuel E. Arguilla

About the Author:

Manuel Estabillo Arguilla (1911 – 1944) was anIlokano writerin English,patriot, and martyr. He is known for his widely anthologized short story "How MyBrother Leon Brought Home a Wife,"

the main story in the collection

"How My BrotherLeon Brought Home a Wife and Other Short Stories"

which won first prize in theCommonwealth Literary Contest in 1940.

Most of Arguilla's stories depict scenes inBarrioNagrebcan,Bauang, La Unionwherehe was born. His bond with his birthplace, forged by his dealings with the peasant folkof Ilocos, remained strong even after he moved toManilawhere he studied at theUniversity of the Philippineswhere he finished BS Education in 1933 and where hebecame a member and later the president of the U.P. Writer's Club and editor of theuniversity's

Literary Apprentice

.He married Lydia Villanueva, another talented writerin English, and they lived inErmita, Manila. Here,F. Sionil José, another seminalFilipino writer in English, recalls often seeing him in the National Library, which wasthen in the basement of what is now the National Museum. "

you couldn't miss him

", Jose describes Arguilla, "

because he had this black patch on his cheek, a birthmark or an overgrown mole. He was writing then those famous short stories and essays whichI admired.

"He became a creative writing teacher at theUniversity of Manilaand laterworked at the Bureau of Public Welfare as managing editor of the bureau's publication

Welfare Advocate

until 1943. He was later appointed to the Board of Censors. Hesecretly organized a guerrilla intelligence unit against the Japanese.In October 1944, he was captured, tortured and executed by the Japanese armyatFort Santiago.

Setting of the Story

It was during sunrise, and as the sun starts to give warmth to the whole barrio.At the House of Baldo in Nagrebcan, situated near the cornfields and tobacco fieldswhere the Katayaghan Hills is visible.

Theme

It is just a usual start of day on Nagrebacan where people start doing their job,then how a very pleasant morning turned into a horrible one just because of amisunderstanding. The innocent little puppy is the object of the conflict between thetwo brothers, which resulted into its violent death from the hands of a bad man; theirfather.

Characters

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Baldo- 10 year old boy, the elder of the two siblings

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Ambo- 7 year old boy, the younger of the two siblings

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Tang Ciaco- Father of Baldo and Ambo, and the Husband of Nana Elang

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Nana Elang- Mother of Baldo and Ambo, and the wife of Tang Ciaco

Sypnosis

It was the usual early start of day in Nagrebcan where people start off on theirdaily chores. It was very peaceful, Baldo had just woken up, he played with his puppy,it was his favourite one among the five, a white one with black spots.Her mother asked him to get some burning coals and putting them on a ricestraw from a neighbour. After he did what his mother told him he went back to hisfavourite puppy. He saw his brother Ambo eating a banana without peeling it first, hetold his brother to peel it first before eating but his brother just ignored him tellinghim that it wasn’t his banana and he wasn’t the one eating it, he did not listen

Answer 9

Morning in NagrebcanBy: Manuel E. ArguillaAbout the Author:Manuel Estabillo Arguilla (1911 – 1944) was anIlokano writerin English,patriot, and martyr. He is known for his widely anthologized short story "How MyBrother Leon Brought Home a Wife,"the main story in the collection"How My BrotherLeon Brought Home a Wife and Other Short Stories"which won first prize in theCommonwealth Literary Contest in 1940.Most of Arguilla's stories depict scenes inBarrioNagrebcan,Bauang, La Unionwherehe was born. His bond with his birthplace, forged by his dealings with the peasant folkof Ilocos, remained strong even after he moved toManilawhere he studied at theUniversity of the Philippineswhere he finished BS Education in 1933 and where hebecame a member and later the president of the U.P. Writer's Club and editor of theuniversity'sLiterary Apprentice.He married Lydia Villanueva, another talented writerin English, and they lived inErmita, Manila. Here,F. Sionil José, another seminalFilipino writer in English, recalls often seeing him in the National Library, which wasthen in the basement of what is now the National Museum. "you couldn't miss him", Jose describes Arguilla, "because he had this black patch on his cheek, a birthmark or an overgrown mole. He was writing then those famous short stories and essays whichI admired."He became a creative writing teacher at theUniversity of Manilaand laterworked at the Bureau of Public Welfare as managing editor of the bureau's publicationWelfare Advocateuntil 1943. He was later appointed to the Board of Censors. Hesecretly organized a guerrilla intelligence unit against the Japanese.In October 1944, he was captured, tortured and executed by the Japanese armyatFort Santiago.Setting of the StoryIt was during sunrise, and as the sun starts to give warmth to the whole barrio.At the House of Baldo in Nagrebcan, situated near the cornfields and tobacco fieldswhere the Katayaghan Hills is visible.ThemeIt is just a usual start of day on Nagrebacan where people start doing their job,then how a very pleasant morning turned into a horrible one just because of amisunderstanding. The innocent little puppy is the object of the conflict between thetwo brothers, which resulted into its violent death from the hands of a bad man; theirfather.Characters•Baldo- 10 year old boy, the elder of the two siblings•Ambo- 7 year old boy, the younger of the two siblings•Tang Ciaco- Father of Baldo and Ambo, and the Husband of Nana Elang•Nana Elang- Mother of Baldo and Ambo, and the wife of Tang CiacoSypnosisIt was the usual early start of day in Nagrebcan where people start off on theirdaily chores. It was very peaceful, Baldo had just woken up, he played with his puppy,it was his favourite one among the five, a white one with black spots.Her mother asked him to get some burning coals and putting them on a ricestraw from a neighbour. After he did what his mother told him he went back to hisfavourite puppy. He saw his brother Ambo eating a banana without peeling it first, hetold his brother to peel it first before eating but his brother just ignored him tellinghim that it wasn’t his banana and he wasn’t the one eating it, he did not listen

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