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    Rizal faced many hardships while writing El Filibusterismo in 1891, including financial instability, the expulsion of his family from their land, and the marriage of his loved one Leonor Rivera to another man. He struggled to find funding to print the novel and almost burned the manuscript out of frustration. However, Valentin Ventura provided financial support, allowing the printing to be completed. The novel was released in September 1891 and received praise, though Rizal's experiences while writing were difficult due to his environment and personal situations at the time.

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    Rizal faced many hardships while writing El Filibusterismo in 1891, including financial instability, the expulsion of his family from their land, and the marriage of his loved one Leonor Rivera to another man. He struggled to find funding to print the novel and almost burned the manuscript out of frustration. However, Valentin Ventura provided financial support, allowing the printing to be completed. The novel was released in September 1891 and received praise, though Rizal's experiences while writing were difficult due to his environment and personal situations at the time.

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    Rizal faced many hardships while writing El Filibusterismo in 1891, including financial instability, the expulsion of his family from their land, and the marriage of his loved one Leonor Rivera to another man. He struggled to find funding to print the novel and almost burned the manuscript out of frustration. However, Valentin Ventura provided financial support, allowing the printing to be completed. The novel was released in September 1891 and received praise, though Rizal's experiences while writing were difficult due to his environment and personal situations at the time.

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    Patricia Nicole Cruz 1BSA-ABM5

    LWR-Module 12 ASSIGNMENT

    Instruction: Explain the historical environment during the time the novel El Filibusterismo
    was written and how the situations affect Rizal?

    During the making of Rizal’s second novel, El Filibusterismo at Calamba, Rizal


    faced a lot of problems with his environment, publication of his second novel, and with his
    family. He finished writing the manuscript on March 29, 1891. By that time, Rizal is
    financially unstable, His family were expelled in Calamba and their land was asserted by
    the friars, the person he loved, Leonor Rivera was married with other man, His first novel
    Noli me tangere received widespread repercussion, His friend who was a member of
    propaganda movement, Jose Ma. Panganiban died. There is also a problem with his duel
    between Antonio Luna and Retana and the disagreement between him and Marcelo H.
    Del Pilar in Propaganda movement.

    Rizal have his difficulty in printing El Filibusterismo due to lack of his savings with
    him. To save up for the printing cost of his novel, Rizal went to Ghent. Fortunately, there
    is one printing press who accepted to print the manuscript of El Filibusterismo and agreed
    to be paid through an installment basis. Because of his shortfall, He asked Paciano for
    financial help but, during those times the condition in the Philippines is also not good, so
    his need was not met. He also seeks for help from Jose Basa and from Rodriguez Arias
    and he got another 200 Pesos. Also, he pawed all of his jewelries. Because of Rizal’s
    hardships he almost burns the manuscript of El Filibusterismo. Luckily, Valentin Ventura
    went to him to give him the financial support he needed, therefore, the printing of the
    manuscript continued.

    On September 18,1891 the first copies of El Filibusterismo were released. Rizal


    was felt delighted so he promptly sent the copies to Jose Ma. Basa and Sixto lopez in
    Hong Kong. After that, Rizal decided to give the original copy of the manuscript and a
    copy with his signature to Valentin in Paris, in return for his generosity. He also gave

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    Blumentritt, Mariano Ponce, Graciano Lopez Jaena, Pardo de Tavera, Antonio Luna and
    Juan Luna, a copy of his novel. El Filibusterismo received extensive praises.

    Despite of all the hardships he faced, Rizal stay still. His eagerness to fight
    even more with those battles were became on fire. Of course, those situations were really
    hard for him, but he chose to find ways to show to Filipinos his Love for his country. Not
    like Noli me tangere whose message is focused to the Filipinos, El filibusterismo mainly
    focuses on Rizal’s message to the Spaniards and Filipinos. He denounced the selfishness
    of the Filipinos through the characters in El Filibusterismo. His experiences while doing
    his second novel, was not easy. But Rizal didn’t forget to challenge the Filipinos,
    especially the youths, to give an act for their nation. Rizal’s heart was still in the state of
    helping for the development of the Philippines and he clearly says that we can’t achieve
    freedom through doing revolution. And he wants us, Filipinos to be prepared before head
    to govern ourselves and to have enough education and knowledge. He didn’t think only
    for himself, but for the good of each one of us regardless of his situation.

    Reference/s:
    El Filibusterismo Reader’s Guide. (n.d.). Retrieved from Penguin Random House:
    https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/302595/el-filibusterismo-by-jose-
    rizal/9780143106395/readers-guide/

    El Filibusterismo: The making of a revolution. (2013, September 18). Retrieved from


    ffemagazine: http://ffemagazine.com/el-filibusterismo-the-making-of-a-revolution/

    Mañebog, J. D. (2013, July 7). The El Filibusterismo. Retrieved from OurHappySchool:


    https://ourhappyschool.com/journalism/el-filibusterismo

    Solatorio, M. M. (2016, April 7). El Filibusterismo - Discussion . Retrieved from Youtube:


    youtube.com/watch?v=VtP3sBIXODU&t=1613s

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