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    Ang Kalupi (Literary Analysis)

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    Rod Najarro
    This story highlights different types of conflicts experienced by the characters: person against person depicted through confrontations between characters, person against self when the main character questions her actions, and individual against society through the implications of discrimination against the poor. The author uses foreshadowing to draw attention to events leading up to the climax. Each character's personality is clearly defined by their actions, justifying why they act in certain ways. The author expresses discontent with society's prejudiced views against the needy, as seen through the bitter thoughts of the poor boy suffering due to others' judgments of him based on appearances alone.

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    Ang Kalupi (Literary Analysis)

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    This story highlights different types of conflicts experienced by the characters: person against person depicted through confrontations between characters, person against self when the main character questions her actions, and individual against society through the implications of discrimination against the poor. The author uses foreshadowing to draw attention to events leading up to the climax. Each character's personality is clearly defined by their actions, justifying why they act in certain ways. The author expresses discontent with society's prejudiced views against the needy, as seen through the bitter thoughts of the poor boy suffering due to others' judgments of him based on appearances alone.

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    This story highlights different types of conflicts experienced by the characters: person against person depicted through confrontations between characters, person against self when the main character questions her actions, and individual against society through the implications of discrimination against the poor. The author uses foreshadowing to draw attention to events leading up to the climax. Each character's personality is clearly defined by their actions, justifying why they act in certain ways. The author expresses discontent with society's prejudiced views against the needy, as seen through the bitter thoughts of the poor boy suffering due to others' judgments of him based on appearances alone.

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    Ang Kalupi (Literary Analysis)

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    Rod Najarro
    This story highlights different types of conflicts experienced by the characters: person against person depicted through confrontations between characters, person against self when the main character questions her actions, and individual against society through the implications of discrimination against the poor. The author uses foreshadowing to draw attention to events leading up to the climax. Each character's personality is clearly defined by their actions, justifying why they act in certain ways. The author expresses discontent with society's prejudiced views against the needy, as seen through the bitter thoughts of the poor boy suffering due to others' judgments of him based on appearances alone.

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    Rodrigo S. Najarro Jr.

    BSARCH-3C SOLCIT (WF 6:00-7:30)

    Ang Kalupi
    Marxism Literary Analysis

    The story highlighted several types of conflicts: person against person, person against self, and of
    course, individual against society conflict. The person to person conflict is clearly depicted through the
    encounters in the middle of the plot: the confrontations between Aling Marta and the boy, the struggle
    between the police man and the boy, and when the police man and Aling Marta were arguing. On the
    other hand, he person against self conflict came about when Aling Marta was on the way home – when
    she was thinking whether she did the right thing or not that caused the sudden accident and death of the
    boy because of her deeds. While the two conflicts were obviously expressed, the last conflict, individual
    to society, was implied. The present society is under the impression of discriminating those that are needy
    and poverty-stricken. The mere remark of the class made people judge and devalue those who are at this
    state. It is clearly implied when Aling Marta, being the critic she really was, assessed the child or the boy
    as someone doing dirty work to acquire money because of his indecent appearance, thus, making way for
    the main problem in the story

    This story was situated in a public place where people like the boy in the story lurk abundantly. In
    this way, the story smoothly made its way into setting up the mood of the scene for the climax to happen.
    The role of foreshadowing really helped to attract the reader’s attention to the flow of events in the story.
    It alerted the minds of the readers, and gave unexpected twists and turns in the story. The personality of
    each character in the story were clearly defined through their action, and, vice versa, the description of the
    author justified why they committed such act which contributed to a better accord and construction of the
    story. As time passed by, its expectation eventually grew higher and higher that people are finding it hard
    to catch up with - making way to incidents like the one presented in this story.

    It is clearly implied that the author is expressing his bitterness and resent in the status of the society’s
    conviction which is almost becoming a moral norm. The author expressed his distaste of the views of the
    public regarding the needy through the bitter thoughts of the boy who suffered because of other people’s
    blunder and view on him.

    People tend to judge the people they meet during their lives on what they look like on the outside,
    without realizing that not everything that meets the eye satisfies the truth. Not all that are seen are true.
    Sometimes, all it takes is a second look to see things that you should really look at.

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