In "The Mats" by Francisco Arcellana, the rising action is the series of events that lead up to the climax. It includes the preparations of the characters for the narrator's arrival, the narrator's journey to meet his father-in-law, and the interactions between the narrator and his wife's family as they weave mats. These events build tension and develop the themes of tradition, family, and culture in the story.
In the story of "Walidad," the rising action occurs as the conflict between characters or forces intensifies, leading to increased tension and complications that build towards the climax of the story. This is where the plot unfolds and the main characters face challenges or obstacles that drive the narrative forward.
The falling action in "The Mats" by Francisco Arcellana occurs when the protagonist, Fortunato, returns home from the reunion with his former classmates. He reflects on the significance of the mats they each brought as gifts and realizes the depth of their shared memories and enduring friendship. The falling action resolves the conflict and leads to a sense of closure and reconciliation for Fortunato.
the rissing action of tale white squash when the baby was bath its gold
why the title is te mats
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In the story of the mats", the round character is a skilled mat weaver named Jose. He is known for his expertise and dedication to his craft.
responsible,thoughtful,
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The theme of The Mats covers family and Filipino values. The closeness of family has always been a major Filipino value - respect for the elders and parents, the stability of parents' marriage, equality of siblings, so on and so forth.The Mats dissects these when it paints a picture of the relationships of the various members of the family. When (spoiler alert!) Mr. Angeles brings out mats even for his children who are no longer with them, it shows that the love between members of a Filipino family transcends even death.The mats were the ideal archetype to use here because they are carefully handcrafted and woven, the threads and strips tied tightly together. A Filipino family is like a mat or banig, with its members bound tightly together too.
special sleeping mats made for his all members of his his family even for his dead children..
Hi Es Da leder op da istori da mats...
The short story "The Mats" by Francisco Arcellana reflects the theme of interconnectedness and the complexity of family relationships. The mats symbolize the unity and diversity of the family members, who may be physically separated but are emotionally connected through shared memories and experiences. The story conveys the idea that despite differences, love and understanding can keep families together.