Joserizal Stories

History says José Rizal, Gabriela Silang, and Diego Silang died long ago. History is wrong. Bound to demons, they have lived for centuries, guarding a gate beneath Manila. Rizal can summon enchanted eskrima sticks and turn written words into power, but neither gift can silence Satan's voice-or undo what happened when Gabriela gave away his secret name. When Elle Villanueva discovers the truth behind the heroes' immortality, she finds that the gate is weakening. To keep it closed, Rizal must work beside the woman he still loves and face the betrayal that has haunted him for centuries.

El filibusterismo. You can barrow or use this story. ^_^ Ctto to the book cover. Ctto to the story, I got it to help you, so you can see the story immediately.

TRIGGER WARNING: STORY DEALS WITH RAPE AND SUICIDE. READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION. This is my own interpretation of what happened to Maria Clara from the book Noli Me Tangere. You have been warned. Inspired by the song My R. Link to YouTube video: https://youtu.be/AOV2c0TiPpI Constructive criticism is always welcome. And thank you for reading in advance. It is appreciated.

𝐏𝐔𝐁𝐋𝐈𝐒𝐇𝐄𝐃 𝐎𝐍: .・゜゜・𝟖𝐓𝐇 𝐉𝐀𝐍𝐔𝐀𝐑𝐘 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟐 »»--⍟𝐎𝐧-𝐆𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠--«« A group of 8 students went back in time in 1877 throughout 1896 to rescue the lone National Hero in their country, The Philippines who lived in the past with his writer, polymath at the tail end of the Spanish colonial era in the Philippines . When José Protasio Rizal Mercado y Alonso Realonda (Pepe/José) meet them what will happen if they never come back but have to travel to meet José's other time? Would José know that a special woman was there when he had experienced so many disastrous things that had happened to one of them? Will they succeed in their mission? Lets find out.

Script & notes

This is the English version of "Noli Me Tangere". I made Copy-Pasted this for all the English speakers out there in the Philippines who need it. Credits: www.kapitbisig.com

"Noli Me Tangere" is a novel written by Filipino nationalist and author Jose Rizal. Published in 1887, it is considered one of the most important works of Philippine literature. The title is Latin, which translates to "Touch Me Not" in English. The novel revolves around the life of Crisostomo Ibarra, a young Filipino who returns to the Philippines from studying in Europe. Upon his return, he finds his country oppressed by Spanish colonial rule and the Catholic Church's influence. Through various characters and subplots, the novel explores themes such as social injustice, abuse of power, corruption, and the effects of colonialism on Filipino society. "Noli Me Tangere" critiques the Spanish colonial administration and exposes the abuses committed by those in power, particularly the friars and the wealthy elite. It also portrays the struggles of the Filipino people under colonial rule and their aspirations for freedom and social justice. The novel was instrumental in inspiring the Philippine Revolution against Spanish rule, as it exposed the harsh realities of colonial oppression and sparked a sense of national identity and unity among Filipinos. As a result, Jose Rizal is widely regarded as a national hero in the Philippines, and "Noli Me Tangere" remains a significant cultural and historical text in Filipino literature. A/N: Credit goes to all the resources I obtained this from.

Outside the convento of Tiano, Basilio tells a young boy stories of ghosts that haunt their town; ghosts seeking solace, as well as redemption and revenge. He also speaks of his longing to see these ghosts, to find the answers to his own questions. But maybe the ghost he is looking for is closer than he thinks. This is set after the events of El Filibusterismo, the novel by Jose Rizal, and also mentions some characters from Noli me Tangere. Content warning: descriptions of gore and violence

Peculiarity lies in between the ringing of the church bells... I've been reading #ManilaEncounters tweets lately and I read one that inspired me to write this little thing. If you were the one who tweeted this, please do tell me so I can give you the credit. May you enjoy this short literary work of mine and feel free to correct any errors you may root out. One's capability to ameliorate determines their wisdom. Thank you!

•Talambuhay

NOTE: This is our English project but I liked the plot I made so I decided to publish it here in wattpad. Alejandro De Alcantara, Jose Rizal's assistant, went to Manila due to Rizal's orders. He joined K.K.K and became Andres, Procopio, and Emilio Jacinto's friend. The revolution started and it went well until the execution of Rizal happened. At the same day of the execution, Emilio and Alenjandro heard a single gunshot near Andres Bonifacio's secret office. December 30, 1896, two hopes died. Together with Procopio, Bonifacio's brother, they investigate Bonifacio's Assassination. They believed that there was a traitor around them.

‎## ✅ Summary: ‎ ‎**"The Monkey and the Turtle"** is a Filipino folktale about a clever turtle and a selfish monkey who decide to plant a banana tree together. The turtle plants the root, while the monkey takes the leafy top. Eventually, the turtle's tree grows and bears fruit, while the monkey's dies. Jealous, the monkey steals the turtle's bananas. In revenge, the turtle sets a trap and catches the monkey. The tale ends with the turtle outsmarting the monkey, teaching a lesson about greed, fairness, and wisdom. ‎

Synopsis: Elders would tell children that when the red sunset appears, a fortunate tomorrow will come. The bright red color often symbolizes rage, fierce or death. Red may the other people' ssign of fortune, but in other perspectives , that color is traumatic and full of rage, and turning the rage into a huge revolution. The " Red Sunset"a short story of two feminine souls, one faced immense poverty, and the other one encountered immense prejudice and her rights were abolished by the powerful proponents. As she was persevered in changing the nation and was about to face death, she met the little girl and brought light to her mind and heart, for she believed that she could be the key to the real liberation.

Dr. Athena Isabella Mancera, known as 21st century Marie Curie, joined the Problem Squad, a group of brilliant scientists who never followed rules, when she was eleven. Eight years later, the Problem Squad came up with new project which is the teleportation system where they faced an error after conducting a test where she was sucked up by a portal leading to Pakil, Laguna in the year 1870's where he met a young man whose name is Pepe where she asked for his help to fixed the teleportation device that turned into a time-travelling machine in order not to ruin the timeline. But everything went wrong, when she discovered that Pepe is the soon-to-be national hero, Jose Rizal. How will she fixed the timeline when she already introduced herself as a woman from the 21st century to a man who will become the icon of her time?

A fun story of Jose RIzal and Dona Teodora

"A Different Rizal: A Novel Inspired by A National Hero" is a captivating and thought-provoking novel that explores the life of the Philippine national hero, Jose Rizal, from a unique perspective. The novel follows the life of an alternate version of Rizal, one who faces different challenges and obstacles than those in the history books. Despite the differences in his path, this alternate Rizal remains dedicated to fighting for his country's independence and revolutionizing the way Filipinos think about social justice, education, culture and sexual orientation. Through his experiences, readers are taken on a journey through the intricacies of colonial Philippines, encountering a cast of characters both real and imagined.

A historical-fantasy narrative that follows a young Jose Rizal "Pepe" as he navigates his destiny in 19th-century Calamba. Blending myth and history in the times where beasts and creatures rise to wreak havoc, the story explores the double-faced goliaths, art, and heritage as a mysterious melody awakens hidden truths and ancestral secrets.

An Essay for Rizal Course An assignment for my Rizal Course during my third term as a 2nd year IT student in UST. This talks about my experiences of the Walled City of Intramuros in Manila. ~ Copyright © 2017 by Samantha Sepeda under the Wattpad username "samwhereinparis". All rights reserved. STEALING IS A CRIME. Credits to Wattpad for keeping and publishing my essay for free. If you're going to post MY work in other sites, please do acknowledge me as the author. Cover Art by: samwhereinparis

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