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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution

Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil

Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery

As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.

Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.

The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.

ALFEREZ

MARIA CLARA

IBARRA

FRIAR

DAMASO

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  • Scene: Captain Tiago provided the reception to honor Crisostomo Ibarra, who had just returned after 7 years of study in Europe
  • IBARRA
  • Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery
  • Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery
  • As the story developed, Friar Damaso insulted the memory of Ibarra's father. Ibarra's attack of Friar Damaso produced 2 results: 1) his engagement with Maria Clara was broken and 2) his excommunication in the Catholic church.
  • Scene: The plot of the novel depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution
  • FRIAR DAMASO
  • The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.
  • Scene: The enemies of Ibarra planned an attack on the barracks of the Guardia Civil
  • The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.
  • Scene: Maria Clara grieving at the Santa Clara nunnery
  • The plot depicted the accusation against Ibarra of plotting a revolution. In a rage, Ibarra confronted Maria Clara and she informed him that her real father is Fr. Damaso. Ibarra later forgave Maria and fled with Elias.
  • Upon learning of Ibarra's arrest, Elias went to prison and helped Ibarra to escape. The soldier's fired at the swimming Elias, who was hit and sank. The water turned red because of his blood. The soldiers thought that they had killed the fleeing Ibarra.
  • ALFEREZ
  • The novel ends with Maria Clara, an unhappy, miserable nun in Santa Clara nunnery- who was forever lost to the world. Fray Damaso was later found dead in his bed and Captain Tiago became an opium addict.
  • MARIA CLARA
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