Rizal's Lovelife
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- Dec 30, 1896 6am
- you know I can’t live without you *sobs* my love runs deep in our soul.
- My love, you came for me! Ah! My dear, my time has come to be united to you but to be separated forever. Forgive me my love for the unbearable sorrow I have given to you, I wish you may still live happily without me *sobs*
- Oh please Señor may we be granted a proper Catholic marriage with my beloved wife?
- very well.
- May you Señor Rizal & Señora Bracken be happily wedded in the eyes of God. You may kiss the bride.
- In December 29, 1896, Rizal was on his way to Cuba when he got arrested by the Guardia Civil.
- apunten!
- atención, a la izquierda!
- preparen!
- A mock trial is staged after Rizal reached the Philippines, it is decided that Rizal will be executed through firing squad
- *whispers* consummatum est (It is finished)
- During this time, Rizal gave Josephine a last parting gift which was a book called, ” Imitation of Christ,” by Thomas Kempis. On the first page, he wrote, “To my dear unhappy wife Josephine Bracken, Jose Rizal.”
- ¡Fuego!
- *rifles firing*
- Rizal died leaving his wife Josephine, a widow in the age of 20.
- 7am of Dec. 30th 1896
- He was secretly buried in Paco Cemetery Manila, sadly his family failed to locate his remains
- Following the death of Rizal, there are other rumors that Josephine joined the insurgents and even participated in killing a Spanish soldier. She eventually returned to Hongkong in May.
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