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Lit WS07
DIRECTIONS: Highlight specific lines from the text. Point out the central theme and one socio-cultural theory that relates to the ideas expressed in those lines.
Central Theme: What is the central theme of this Socio-Cultural Theory: Which
confrontation scene? Highlight at least three lines that Anak The Movie theory is embedded in the text?
exemplify the theme or the idea behind it and explain each (Marxism, Feminism, Queer
FOURTH SCENE: CONFRONTATION SCENE Theory, Historicism,
Post-colonialism, New
Historicism). Highlight three
lines that support your answer
and explain each line.
The central theme of the Daday: Nay, huwag na po kayong umalis The socio-cultural theory that is
confrontation scene is Love and Carla: Oo! At sana huwag ka ng bumalik!Ina: bastos ka talaga embedded in the text is feminism
Sacrifice of a mother for her noh?!Michael: Nay! Ate! Tama na po! because it addresses issues of
children because these yellow Ina: Ano?!(nagwalk-out si Carla tapus ay nag impake ng gamit gender roles, power dynamics within
highlighted lines show her niya)Josie:Ano?! Lalayas ka naman?! ha?! sige! Lumayas ka! the family, and the emotional
sacrifices as a mother and her Layas!
burden placed on women in fulfilling
pleading with her daughter to Carla: talagang lalayas ako!Josie: Sige! Tuluyan mong sirain
understand her for once because ang buhay mo! Sige layas! Magpakabaliw ka sa bisyo mo! Dun societal expectations. The lines
she loves her very much. ka sa mga lalaki mo! Highlighted in blue supports my
Carla: Oo!! Gagawin ko talaga yun! answer.
Josie: sige lumayas ka!
Michael: Ate! Nay! Tama na po! Naririnig kayo ni Daday! 1. "Kung magkaka-anak man
(naiyak na si Daday) ako! Sisiguraduhin ko na
Josie: sige! Magpakabuntis ka ulit! tignan ko lang kung magkasama kami sa hirap at
rerespetuhin ka ng anak mo! Kapag asin na lang inuulam niyo! ginhawa. Hindi ko siya
At binibenta mo na katawan mo para lang may pagkain kayo!
ipagpapalit dahil sa pera!"
sige ituloy mo! Alam mo...nagpapasalamat ako sa diyos dahil
hindi sinilang ang mga bata na galing sa katulad mong babae - Carla asserts her
na iresponsable! At makasarili tulad mo! commitment to ensuring
Carla: kung magkaka-anak man ako! Sisiguraduhin ko na equality and mutual support
magkasama kami sa hirap at ginhawa. Hindi ko siya in a relationship, rejecting
ipagpapalit dahil sa pera! the idea of prioritizing
Josie: ang kapal ng mukha mo! wala kang utang na loob!ikaw material wealth.
ang sumira ng buhay mo! Ang kapal ng mukha mo! 2. "Ang kapal ng mukha mo!
Wala kang utang na loob!
Ikaw ang sumira ng buhay
mo! Ang kapal ng mukha
mo!"
- This line illustrates a power
struggle within the family,
with accusations of
ingratitude and blame
directed at Carla. This
dynamic aligns with feminist
discussions on power
relations and gender roles.
3. "Kung ayaw mo sa akin!
Ayaw ko rin sayo! Sana hindi
na lang ako ang nagiging ina
mo, sana di rin kita nagiging
anak. Sana maisip mo rin!
Na ilang beses kong ginusto
na hindi kayo pinanganak!"
- Josie expresses frustration
and regret, highlighting the
burdens placed on women
in fulfilling societal
expectations. This resonates
with feminist themes
concerning the challenges
and sacrifices associated
with traditional motherhood
roles.
Process Questions:
1. Which lines in the text represent a particular theme or idea, and how do they relate to that theme?
- The highlighted lines revolve around the theme of the strained mother-daughter relationship and
societal expectations on women. Josie's frustration reveals the emotional burden of traditional
motherhood, while Carla's determination challenges conventional norms. The tension between
them underscores the complexities of familial dynamics and the struggle against societal
pressures. These lines collectively convey the theme of women navigating societal expectations
and seeking autonomy within family relationships.
2. Which particular socio-cultural theory is embedded in the text? Share your thoughts.
- The text embodies Feminism, addressing gender roles, power dynamics, and the emotional
challenges within the context of the mother-daughter relationship. Carla's desire for equality
challenges societal norms, while Josie's frustrations highlight the burdens of traditional
motherhood. The conflict reflects feminist discussions on power relations and societal
expectations on women.