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    Group 4: "The Night Train Does Not Stop Here Anymore"

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    The story follows Naty Angeles, a formerly devout woman whose faith was shaken by the death of her son. Her son was a student at Ateneo de Naga university and was fatally injured during a hazing ritual for his fraternity. Seeking justice and answers, Naty embarks on a journey represented by a rumbling train that connects her sorrow and rage over her loss. The characters serve to portray Naty's grief and conflict as she encounters the darkness of her situation. The story explores themes of life, death, justice, and the depths of a mother's love and grief.

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    Group 4: "The Night Train Does Not Stop Here Anymore"

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    The story follows Naty Angeles, a formerly devout woman whose faith was shaken by the death of her son. Her son was a student at Ateneo de Naga university and was fatally injured during a hazing ritual for his fraternity. Seeking justice and answers, Naty embarks on a journey represented by a rumbling train that connects her sorrow and rage over her loss. The characters serve to portray Naty's grief and conflict as she encounters the darkness of her situation. The story explores themes of life, death, justice, and the depths of a mother's love and grief.

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    The story follows Naty Angeles, a formerly devout woman whose faith was shaken by the death of her son. Her son was a student at Ateneo de Naga university and was fatally injured during a hazing ritual for his fraternity. Seeking justice and answers, Naty embarks on a journey represented by a rumbling train that connects her sorrow and rage over her loss. The characters serve to portray Naty's grief and conflict as she encounters the darkness of her situation. The story explores themes of life, death, justice, and the depths of a mother's love and grief.

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    Group 4: "The Night Train Does Not Stop Here Anymore"

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    Gaerlan Hazel
    The story follows Naty Angeles, a formerly devout woman whose faith was shaken by the death of her son. Her son was a student at Ateneo de Naga university and was fatally injured during a hazing ritual for his fraternity. Seeking justice and answers, Naty embarks on a journey represented by a rumbling train that connects her sorrow and rage over her loss. The characters serve to portray Naty's grief and conflict as she encounters the darkness of her situation. The story explores themes of life, death, justice, and the depths of a mother's love and grief.

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    bochins.

    paw

    Group 4
    “ T h e n i g h t Tr a i n d o e s n o t s t o p h e r e
    anymore”
    The Reporter

    NIKKIE Eloisa Alexa Bryan Justine Kristine

    Jennifer
    Ninoy Hazel Catherine Ela Jane
    Background of the Author

    " The night train does not stop anymore”


    " The night train does not stop anymore”

    Carlos Ojeda Aureus, he was


    teaching literature in Diliman, he is also the Carlos O. Aureus weaves together
    author of the following: Naguenos, chinita, theology and philosophy to present Bikol
    typhoon,wings, and Flakes of fire, Bodies of values and a panorama of Bikol scenes.
    light.
    Background of the Author

    In ten well-written stories, a novel and a play,


    he wins the coveted Palanca, CCP, Free Press
    and Graphic literary awards, Carlos Aureus is
    Aureus was openly a Naga born fictionist that delivered the key
    supporting the pre-Conciliar note address on " Nuestra Señora de
    Church, has manifested this Peñafrancia and Bicol Literature, According to
    deep affection for the old him' an evolution of literary cosmology- from
    Order of the Mass in his first the head to the heart, from writing logic and
    book. reason to the love and compassion and "
    seeing things with with new eyes" rather than
    " discovering new things."
    Bikol osipon analysis

    The story that is stated and discussed is about a before religious fanatic, Naty Angeles was
    devastated because of her loss that’s why she resorted to being angry to God given that she did her
    best to praise and worship him, and she even involved her son in her fanaticism.

    Her son is a student in Ateneo de Naga in which his son is also involved in a fraternity. Due to its
    initiation rights, he did suffer physically and brutally. His organs are damaged beyond repair and his
    body is as weak as a stringbean. The story progresses as the mother, Naty, continues her journey in
    many themes discussed in the plot.

    The train stated in the title itself, is the magical motif that rumbles across the plotline, in which it
    connects sorrow with rage, loss and recovery, justice and disorder. As the train moves, a story is
    told about a mother who comes home to bring her son to rest in peace.
    Bikol osipon analysis

    But this is not literally coming home, and this is not literally a train. It is the land where mountains
    come alive and where distant islands are monsters that fell as stars from the sky. The train knows it
    and Naty, the keeper of the urn of memory and justice, is also the keeper of the tale.

    As the story progresses,so as Naty’s dedication in finding the answers to her questions. Through the
    plotline of the story, we can see that Naty is a dedicated mother that will do everything in her power
    to save the one she loves, given that she loved God before, but now she wants to serve justice to the
    people who killed her son.
    Bikol osipon analysis

    The characters in the story are widely recognized as they serve a vital role for Naty’s grievance and
    despair. She is in the midst of darkness as she encounters the conflict. The emotions that are
    portrayed in the story are deep and beyond what others may think it is.

    From the story itself, it gives off light to the things that we don’t really see in broad daylight.
    Where people grieving can really do everything to ease the pain they have. In conclusion, the story
    itself is a journey indeed portraying many things, but most of all, it centers about the idea of life and
    death, that it is indeed inevitable.
    Social Relevance

    It is relate to what situation what we have in our country. The mother needs
    to go in abroad in order to fullfil the dreams of Joshua which is to become a
    lawyer. To provide needs they need to work and sacrifice in abroad.

    In the story even though we are in the broken family we don’t need to
    migrate to provide the needs of our family we need to know what's the
    situation of your children that you left and also you don't know what does it
    feels or what emotion is.
    Social Relevance

    It is the the portrayal of a sickness of our common society and be worried


    about more social, and spiritual issues. Her child died as a result of
    fraternity-related violence, the story's social ill.

    The truth about how blinding social justice are, when it comes to the poor.
    that even the largest religous organization can afford to control by them,
    those people from upper/higher status.
    bochins.paw

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