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    THE FENCEJose Garcia Villa

    CMIbarreta

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    Let's meet JOSE GARCIA VILLAJos Garca Villa (August 5, 1908

    February 7, 1997) was a Filipino poet,

    literary critic, short story writer, and painter,

    awarded the National Artist of the

    Philippines title or literature in 197!, as

    well as the Guggenheim Fellowship increati"e writing by #onrad Ai$en% &e is

    $nown to ha"e introduced the 'reversed

    consonance rhme scheme' in writing

    poetry, as well as the e!tensive use of

    punctuation ar$sespecially coas,

    which ade hi $nown as the #oa

    *oet% &e used the pennae Doveglion

    (deri"ed ro '+o"e, agle, -ion'), based

    on the characters he deri"ed ro hisel%

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    CHARACTERSAling "iang. unorgi"ing woan who was

    betrayed by her husband with her neighbor

    Aling #e$ia . a childless widow/ alingiangs neighbor who has not seen a

    eeling o reorse ha"ing caught with herneighbors husband

    %&ing . aling iangs son who wanted hiso to reconcile with their neighbor

    Aling #e$ia's aughter . a girl who isgood in playing guitar that ade 2$ing toall in lo"e

    Aling "iang's hus$and . a an who letunsettled with his wie

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    About Ikeng and Aling Sebia' daug!ter

    %&eng ( hollow dar$ eyes

    and shaggy hair

    Aling #e$ia's daughter( rugged eatures , a

    siian ace, and a

    "ery narrow brow,

    dar$.cople3.ioned,lat.nosed

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    SETTI"GOld house on the roadside, so brownwere the nipa leaves that walled androofed them that they looked musty,gloomy.

    4he setting is relecti"e o the $ind ocharacters and the situation they wouldbe in%

    4he ni#a !ut loo$ desolate and

    epty, relecti"e o how their occupantsbeha"e and eel or each other%

    )he have no neigh$ors and yet theneed or each other sees reote anddistant%

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    T!e Setting$ %ar&

    4hey stood there on the roadside, they two alone,neigh$orless but or thesel"es, and they were li$e twostealthy shadows, each a"id to betray the other% ueerold houses% 6o $rown were the nipa leavesthat walled

    and rooed the that they loo$ed usty, glooy% nehigher than the other,pramid(roofed, it tried to assuethe air o astery, but in "ain% For though the other waslow, wind.bent, supported without by luteous baboopoles against the aggressi"eness o the weather, it had

    its eyes to stare bac$ as haughtily as the otherwindows as desolateas the souls o the occupants othe house, as sharply angular as the intensity o theirhatred%

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    %LOT (3position)4he story opened with the description o thesetting and how the characters are relected inthe setting%

    "They should have stood apart, away from eachother, those two nipa houses."

    "There should have been a lofty impenetrablewall between them, so that they should not stareso coldly, so starkly, at each otherjust staring,not saying a word, not even a cruel word. "

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    ((a)kgrounding)

    Forerly there had been no baboo encethere had been no weeds%

    4here had been two rows o "egetables, one toeach house, and the soil was not parched butsot and rich%

    ut soething had happened and the encecae to be built, and the "egetables that wereso green began to turn pale, then paler andyellow and brown%

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    (In)iting In)ident)

    Aling iang had caught herhusband with taling 6ebia

    one night%

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    (Riing A)tion)

    4he ne3t orning she had gone to thebaboo clups near the ri"er *asig andelled canes with her woan strength%

    hen orning dawned she rose and wentbac$ to the bac$ o the house although "erytired and began to split the baboos%

    &er husband noticed her, but said nothing%y noon, Aling iang had built that ence%4wo tanned country.woen inished theence ro the opposites to centerward%

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    #hec$ out the con"o:

    hen her husband as$ed her what she was doing, sheanswered, ;2 a building a ence%ntil Da when 2$engs eyes were closed and hishands were cold% 6o sic$ he rested that night% At !a,the guitar was played and inally inished its playingbut aling iang was "ery angry, shouting that theguitar playing was a oc$ because his son is alreadydead%

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    %OI"T O, VIE-

    THIRD %ERSO" %OV

    4he narrrator is not part o the story and can

    gi"e eedbac$ and coents ro

    dierent character%

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    S.M(OLISM

    THE ,E"CE

    4he ence signiies the walls that

    hindrance and separate e"en best riends,

    aily, or relati"es% 4he $am$oo

    strengthened the hatred as these

    baboos ta$e away the decaying eeling

    in the heart o aling iang and 6ebiatoward orgi"eness%

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    THEME

    Hatred overrule

    Aling (iang and Aling Sebia are ost araidone o the would gi"e way%

    T!e building o/ t!e /en)e ee* ne)ear0to #rote)t t!e*elve /ro* eeing ea)!

    ot!er&

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    STOR. A"AL.SIS

    1% ho is the better other, Aling iang or

    Aling 6ebia= +iscuss your answer%

    D% hy do you thin$ aling 6ebia was not

    seen any eeling o reorse in the story=

    #an you tell what does she eel about

    aling iang=

    !% 2 you are EGilla, how will you end the

    story=