BY REISS PEREZ

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SETTING:
>The story happened at the house
of the two children.
CHARACTERS:
>Vicente – the bus conductor
>Mother
>Oscar (little boy)
>Little Girl

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PLOT – INTRODUCTION:
>The story started with a man named
Vicente coming to the house of the
two children to tutor them with their
classworks. The family absolutely trust
him for they think that this man was
always so gentle, so kind, and there
was nothing to fear with when he is
around.

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COMPLICATION:
>When Vicente came earlier usual in
that evening. The children immediately
put their lesson down, telling him of
the envy of their schoolmates and
would buy them more pencils. Then
Vicente asked Oscar, the young
brother to get him some glass of
water.

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CLIMAX:
>Vicente held the little girl by the arm
then let the girl take her full trust and
when he took the little girl up lightly in
his arms and holding her under
armpits then held her to sit down on
his lap. Then the girl keep squirming
and for somehow she felt
uncomfortable to be held and looked

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Around at Vicente interupting her
careful writing to twist around. Then
Vicente’s face was wet with sweat and
his eyes look strange.

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CONSEQUENCE:
>The girl jumped away from Vicente’s
lap then the mother came down stairs
holding in her hand the “merienda” for
them. She talked to Vicente & slapped
him then throws him out of the house.

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DENOUMENT:
>When the mother bathed the little girl
and she throws the clothes at the
garbage bin & on the next day burned
it with the pencil on it.

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THEME:
>How a mother will turn to a woman to
fight for a mother’s rights in terms of
abuses. It shows the empwerment of
woman.

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POINT OF VIEW:
>Omniscient point of view, because
the author sees all, knows all & tells
all what is the story supposed to be.

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LESSON:
>We must not be an apathetic person
that we must be aware of what really a
stranger could to us!
* TRUST IS NOT
INHERITED, BUT IT
IS GAINED!

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