Alian Gail Palahuddin

 Alian Gail Krishna G.  Palahuddin HUMSS 12- FIDELITY TYPE OF MANSION - When we were rich 1.  PLOT ( Synopsis)  - Everything changed when the family moved into a new home. The boy began zooming into the house and the neighborhood as they moved. It's quite large and attractive. But as he looked closer, he realized he didn't belong and didn't fit in. Not used to the new surroundings or neighbors. And he began to reflect on where he stands in society. And after all of this happened and they thought about it, they moved out once more. 2. CONFLICT -  Character is pitted against society. -the character in relation to its new surroundings 3. THEME -  Size and wealth have no bearing on happiness and contentment. 4. CHARACTERS  -  The protagonist, or main character, is a young boy who tells the story from his point of view. Pixie is the protagonist's only sibling. 5. POINT OF VIEW USED -  First-person point of view 6.  NARRATIVE VOICE EMPLOY...

A  girl`s first love will be the most painful mistake. B lissful sensation warmed me up all over. C areless, abusive, and controlling human being my boyfriend is.  D ealing with me takes a lot of patience yet he can understand me well. E ver since John came into my life at a time where I wasn't looking for love, at a time where I was too busy being a teen. F alling in love at the age of 14. It was my first love and it was a love that consumed me. It was a love I was ready for and a love I was craving for...Or I thought I was. G rowing up in the hood, where you got drug dealers and gang bangers on every corner. You don't know if they are carrying weed in their pockets or carrying a gun. H e was there at a time where I can`t understand anything, I can`t focus on something yet he didn`t leave. I  was standing in a corner with a group of my friends waiting for one of them to come down from their house when John approached me and tried to get my attention. He was making jokes ...

  ALIAN GAIL KRISHNA G. PALAHUDDIN HUMSS 12- FIDELITY Activity 3. One-word description. PIC 1. - POLLUTED PIC 2. - STARVING PIC 3. - VULNERABLE PIC 4. - EMPLOYABLE PIC 5. - CHARITABLE  PIC 6.   - MARSHAL PIC 7. - NEWBORN PIC 8. - TRAFFICKY PIC 9. - HARASSMENT PIC 10. - ABORTIONAL PIC 11. - DELUGE PIC 12. - SQUATTER Activity 4. Making a reaction. PIC 1. -  This kind of pollution is not good for us humans and also for oceanic animals. Ocean, lakes, or other kinds of water that has so much trash may harm our  health. Water quality degradation harms the environment, human health, and the global economy. The contamination of a stream, river, lake, ocean, or other body of water, which depletes water quality and makes it toxic to the environment and humans. PIC 2. -  Many people nowadays are starving because of poverty. The most painful to watch was the kids that are malnourished because their parents don’t have money to buy food. Maybe life is really unfair for t...

ANALYSIS NOT ALL POEMS SING by Merlie Alunan First and foremost, in my opinion, the poem "NOT ALL POEMS SING" is about a person's expression and feelings. It is difficult to write a poem without prior experience and knowledge of the world. It occasionally turned into a factual narrative based on the author. Because our lives are full of darkness and brightness, this poem is highly interesting to every one of us. We seek light through our aspirations and dreams, perhaps our happiness, our life goals, and our accomplishments. We were confronted with darkness because we live in a sinful world. We had difficulties and issues, but they eventually became our dreams and motivation to restart our lives. Our lives are like gold; they are valuable and significant in the eyes of God. Anger, horrible views, and a loss of hope can turn our lives into a stone or a rock. We are human beings, and we must keep in mind that our lives are like poems.  The poem is written in narrative style ...

  The Witch                                By Edilberto K. Tiempo SUMMARIZE There was a twelve-year-old boy who used to go to Libas to visit his favorite uncle, Tito Sabelo, the headteacher of the school bario in there. It was through his visits that he heard strange stories about Minggay Awok the so-called witch even beyond Libas. Awok is a word for a witch in Southern Leyte. Minggay lived in a small, low hut at the back of the creek separating the barrios of Libas and Sinit-an. It squatted like a soaked hen on a steep incline and below it, six or seven meters away, two trails forked, one going to Libas and the other to Mahangin, a mountain sitio. The hut leaned dangerously to the side where the creek water ate away large chunks of the earth during the rainy season. It had two small openings, a small door through which Minggay probably had to stoop to pass, and a window about two feet square facing th...