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ASSIGNMENT

ENCOUNTER by: ZELDA SORIANO

CHARACTERS:
Gina - a revolutionist and Mother of Ineng
Pablo - a revolutionist and Father of Ineng
Ineng - daughter of Oablo abd Gina

SETTING:
In the mountain where the revolutionary stay and in the hut where Ineng was wrting.

THEME:
Revolutionary- about the people who fights to change the system of the government.

POINT OF VIEW:
Third Person - The author is not one of the characters in the story.

CONFLICT:
Pablo found himself facing his daughter at the table, he could not look the child in the eyes. he was full of misgiving.

Moral Lesson: It shows for being a loyal woman warrior that is best in the revolutionary struggles. Also obeying our parents because everything they have sacrifice is for us just to be a good example to others and have a better life.

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REACTION PAPER

We know that, together , we can end the death penalty everywhere. Every day, people are executed and sentenced to death by the state as punishment for a variety of crimes – sometimes for acts that should not be criminalized. In some countries, it can be for drug-related offences, in others it is reserved for terrorism-related acts and murder. On the other hand, the death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment.

As for me death penalty is not good at all because I believe that everyone deserves a second chance. I think many people are on death row and in our prisons because they never got any chances. Also, the death penalty doesn't seem to recognized that guilty people have the possibility to change, and it rejects their chance to ever rejoin and contribute to society.

All in all, the death penalty is inhumane. Killing people makes us like murderers that most of us despise. No imperfect system should have the right to decide who lives and who dies. The government is made up of imperfect humans, who make mistakes. Let us remember that the only person that should be able to take life, is GOD.

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Reaction Paper

The death penalty is touchy subject for me, and I don't think it's a good idea. AS I've have learned more about those crimes and awful events, I've noticed and encountered many people who wish to see those defied the law and did so much sin to put to death. I'm not saying this to defend those criminals,I'm saying it because I believe in God's word. They have caused to be injured and suffer,yet we don't have the right to desire for them to perish because if we do,we'll be just like them.

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The Execution

We all know that Death penalty is crucial that might people do the unnecessary thing that may destroy their lives. In the case of death penalty are for those people who disobeyed the law and do plenty sin.

However, I believe that for those people who have been committed to this case is they realize that they had their mistakes and that makes them enable to change. In the sense that we have God it might be chaotic in the first thing that we experience in life but for I know He still guide and protect us.  I didn’t agree with this Death penalty but still we don’t have the right to desire that they must be die because it has a chance for them to change.

No matter how massive we do a sin still God has the right to give us the punishment  as well as He God, could give a justice to us or in the people in the world.

The Encounter

CHARACTERS:

GINA (A revolutionist and Mother of Ineng)

PABLO(A revolutionist and Father of Ineng)

INENG( daughter of Pablo and Gina)

SETTING:

In the Mountain where the revolutionary stay and in the hut where Ineng was writing.

THEME:

Revolutionary-about the people who fights to change the system of the government.

POINT OF  VIEW:

Third Person-The author is not one of the character in the story.

CONFLICT:

PABLO found himself facing his daughter at the table ,He could not look the child in the eyes ,He was full of misgiving.

SYMBOL:

The drawing of a woman and child(represent love)

M16 Rifle(represent hatred)

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I would never agree of having death penalty. The death penalty violates the most fundamental human right – the right to life. It is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment. Those who have lost loved ones in terrible crimes have a right to see the person responsible held to account in a fair trial without recourse to the death penalty. In opposing the death penalty, we are not trying to minimize or condone crime. But as many families who have lost loved ones have said, the death penalty cannot genuinely relieve their suffering. It just extends that suffering to the family of the condemned person.

We are created by God, the author and Lord of life, in his image. Every life is a precious gift from him and is destined for eternity. In responding to the universal call to holiness, our response must include respect for life and the dignity of every human being– even for those who deny the right to others. Those who inflict harm on others must be held accountable. Punishment exacted must temper the demands of justice with respect for human life and dignity.

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Essay:

I am strongly opposed to the death penalty. The death penalty violates the right to life, which is the most fundamental of all human rights. It is frequently applied disproportionately to the poor, minorities, and members of racial, ethnic, political, and religious groups. It also violates the right not to be tortured or subjected to other cruel, inhumane, or degrading treatment or punishment. Furthermore, the death penalty violates human dignity, which is inherent in all humans.

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Death penalty, is somewhat crucial and for me not good at all. As I've heard news about those criminals and tragic incidents I have noticed and encountered that there are many people who wants bring the death penalty to those who disobeyed the law and committed so much sin.

I am not saying this to protect those criminals but saying this because I believe in the word of God, they have made us to be hurt and suffer but still we don't have the right to wish for them to die because if we did that we are also just like one of them.

All I can say is that, everything happens for a reason and if it's their time then it will be, trust always in God's plan because He will be the one who will give the rightful punish and He will also be the one who will give justice to all of us.

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Title:
Encounter by: Zelda Soriano

Author: Zelda Soriano is the author of the story from Manila, she returned a record in 1993. Also an author of Philippine Literature after Edsa subject revolutionary, literature, Filipino/ Protes literature, Filipino.

Character:

Gina (A revolutionist and a mother or Ineng)

Pablo (A revolutionist and a father of Ineng)

Ineng (The daughter of Pablo and Gina)

Setting: In the mountain where the revolutionary stay and in the hut where Ineng was writing.

Theme: Revolutionary about those people fights to change the system of government.

Point of view: Third-person. In which the author is not one of the characters in the story.

Conflict: Pablo found himself facing his daughter at the table and he could not even look the child in the eyes. He was full of mis-giving.

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In some countries it is legal to kill someone if they have committed a terrible crime. This is called a death sentence, or the death penalty.

It is not legal in Britain.

There are lots of reasons why people think it's right or wrong.

Here are some of the arguments:

Arguments for the death penalty
If someone murders someone else, they have given up their human rights, including the one to stay alive themselves
The punishment should 'fit the crime' - if you have killed someone, you should be killed too
Giving a killer the death sentence will stop them - and others - doing it again
The very small chance of executing the wrong person is balanced by the benefits to society of putting off other murderers
Arguments against the death penalty
The death penalty goes against our most basic human right - the right to life
Being killed by lethal injection or being electrocuted is not always smooth and painless, sometimes it causes a painful death
No-one has ever proven with numbers that killing murderers stops other people committing similar crimes
Mistakes are sometimes made in the law - what if someone is killed who is actually innocent?

For me, I believe that penalty of death shall be given to those who deserves death.

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ENCOUNTER
by ZELDA SORIANO

CHARACTERS:
Gina - a revolutionist and Mother of Ineng
Pablo - a revolutionist and Father of Ineng
Ineng - daughter of Oablo abd Gina

SETTING:
In the mountain where the revolutionary stay and in the hut where Ineng was wrting.

THEME:
Revolutionary- about the people who fights to change the system of the government.

POINT OF VIEW:
Third Person - The author is not one of the characters in the story.

CONFLICT:
Pablo found himself facing his daughter at the table, he could not look the child in the eyes. he was full of misgiving.

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ASSIGNMENT

ENCOUNTER by: ZELDA SORIANO

CHARACTERS:
Gina - a revolutionist and Mother of Ineng
Pablo - a revolutionist and Father of Ineng
Ineng - daughter of Oablo abd Gina

SETTING:
In the mountain where the revolutionary stay and in the hut where Ineng was wrting.

THEME:
Revolutionary- about the people who fights to change the system of the government.

POINT OF VIEW:
Third Person - The author is not one of the characters in the story.

CONFLICT:
Pablo found himself facing his daughter at the table, he could not look the child in the eyes. he was full of misgiving.

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Baya, Lorraine Joyce M.                    Elements of the story “encounter”

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Baya, Lorraine Joyce M.                    Elements of the story “encounter”

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Title of the story: “Encounter”

Author: Zelda Soriano (editor-in-chief of the official student publication of the University of the Philippines of Los Baños who left the university to serve as a youth member of the National Democratic Front’s panels in the negotiations between the Philippine government and the NDF for peace in 1988.

Characters:

Gina – a revolutionist, mother of Ineng, who also tries to win her daughter’s affection

Pablo – a revolutionist, father of Ineng who felt ashamed for himself for being not a good father

Ineng -  daughter of Pablo

Settings: Mountain where the revolutionary stay.

Theme: revolutionary

Symbols: The drawing of a woman and a child that represents love.

Rifle that represents hatred.

Conflict: Pablo was feeling full of mistrust towards her daughter.

Moral Lesson: It shows for being a loyal woman warrior that is best in the revolutionary struggles. Also obeying our parents because everything they have sacrifice is for us just to be a good example to others and have a better life.

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Talking about death penalty is a crucial thing to discuss. The death penalty is unable to revoked. I would disagree to death penalty. It is true that it is an important way of preserving the law and order. Yet, it is the ultimate cruelty, inhuman and degrading punishment. I do believe that after years behind bars, people who are in prison are not the same when they are released, and many say that it changes people to the core. Having a death penalty is just a waste of time with no forgiveness. Some governments use it in order to silence their opponents. It is very bad and terrifying to expose this kind of punishments that are brutal and violence.

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ESSAY:

I would strongly disagree with the death penalty. Death penalty violates the right to life which happens to be the most basic of all human rights. It is often used in a disproportional manner against the poor, minorities and members of racial, ethnic, political and religious groups. It also violates the right not to be subjected to torture and other cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment or punishment. Furthermore, the death penalty undermines human dignity which is inherent to every human being.

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Death penalty is a total violation of human because it is not acceptable to afford ones life because only God can be able to afford getting ones lifes but there's a pharse in the bible stated that what's the rule in the heaven shall also obey to the rule of the earth, what should we do with the violent and cruel people who tend to have sin than doing what's right I think it's favourable to afford ones criminal life so that they can be able to offer good doing than doing bad ones if the small tress shall not going straight forward in the near future we shall cut it off to avoid bad views just like the criminal who can't afford doing good.

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Assignment

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Assignment

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AIMEE JAVA
SHORT ESSAY
In today’s world crimes are being committed daily. The death penalty is the maximum sentence that is used in punishing people who have committed serious crimes, like murder and rape and is a very controversial method of punishment.

Criminals that are convicted of murder or rape have to be executed through the death penalty because they are a danger to society. It is a legal infliction and is used to punish a variety of offences. Traditional methods of death penalty involved torturous deaths of the culprits through methods of boiling to death, burring alive, through garrots and keelhauling.

Modern methods of execution are painless, carried out through hanging, lethal injection or shooting. The criminals are sentenced to death, keeping in mind the rights of the culprit as well as the victim.

The world has become so cruel that the only way to stop brutal crimes is by the death of the criminals.

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“Encounter” by Zelda Soriano (Elements of the Story)

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The death sentence is a violation of the most basic human right. It is a matter of the right to life. It is the cruelest, most inhumane, and most demeaning punishment imaginable. For me, I totally disagree with the idea of death penalty for the reason that it is discriminatory. When the death penalty is carried out, it is final. Mistakes that are made cannot be unmade. An innocent person may be released from prison for a crime they did not commit, but an execution can never be reversed. The death penalty is a symptom of a violent culture, not a cure. We must always remember that our lives are borrowed, and only God has the authority to judge us and take back the life he has given us.

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The death penalty is the ultimate cruel, inhuman and degrading punishment.Taking a life in punishment for murder is not justice, but vengeance. One does not right a wrong by creating another wrong. I strongly opposes to this kind of penalty, because execution is not a solution to end up violence. This kind of  punishment poses a large risk to innocent people and their families. The government has no right to put conditions on human life. Only God has the right to take back the life He has given unto us.

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Jessa Deliman, Rowena D. Sayson, Apple Venus Gonzales & Jonah Jamero

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The execution of an offender condemned to death after being convicted of a criminal offense by a court of law is known as the death penalty. Death penalty is a massive idea to discuss. Some may agree, and some may not. I strongly disagree to the idea of death penalty. The death sentence is a violation of the right to life, which is the most fundamental of all human rights. It also infringes on the right not to be tortured or subjected to other brutal or degrading treatment or punishment. Furthermore, the death penalty degrades the basic dignity of every human being. We should always bare it in our mind that only our God can judge and take lives and no one, no matter who you are, what may be your position is, you do not have the right to take someone's lives.

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Eumel John Baguio BSED-ENG III

For me, considering "Death Penalty" is an agreeable punishment. It is raised recently by our respectable President, Rodrigo Roa Duterte, and even his Senators, that it might be good to returned the said law. I can say that it is pretty much very against to those people who are strongly stood for their human rights, but if ever the "Death Penalty" law is finally implemented, many innocent Filipino people can be saved through executing the mastermind of that monster crime, or the that most wanted druglord. Implementing such a scary law would best result to a most governed society.

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Everyone thinks human life is valuable. Some of those against capital punishment believe that human life is so valuable that even the worst murderers should not be deprived of the value of their lives. The death penalty has been the highest form of criminal punishment since the ancient times for a variety of offenses. And I strongly disagree to the idea of death penalty because it  has the risk of executing an innocent person. Everyone in death row has the right to a second chance to life. Sometime there is no evidence for execution just because of what they did. Other countries use the death penalty to punish their political opponents.The death penalty is a bad thing for inmates family because it's a reminder of what the government did to their loved one. We have the right to punish those who deserve it but only to the degree they deserve it.

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The death penalty also known as capital punishment continues to be an issue of controversy for many years. It seems that public opinion on the death penalty has changed over the year and is still changing, but there are still other people who believe that the death penalty is a good punishment and will continue to believe. Most of the time in my life, I often hear “An eye for an eye.” Most of the people strongly believe that if a criminal took someone’s life, then their lives should be also taken away as well, but I don’t think that will deter anyone from committing crimes because I strongly believe that we should kill the crime not the criminal.

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The story "The Execution" clearly depicted the view of death penalty and how it could also affect someone's life. Upon reading the story I can see two perspectives with regards of viewing death penalty. The side that agrees to it as a punishment for the criminals and the other side who opposes to this view. The controversy of Death Penalty has been a great debate since then and still continues to be an issue until today. In my own perspective I strongly disagree with the idea of death penalty. Here are the reasons of my viewpoint regarding this issue.
First, does death penalty deter crime, especially murder? The answer is no, there is no such cridible evidence that the death penalty deters crime more effectively than long terms of imprisonment.Death penalty laws falsely convince the public that government has taken effective measures to combat crime and homicide. In reality, such laws do nothing to protect us or our communities from the acts of dangerous criminals. There are also instances that innocent people can also be drag in this.
Second, do the murderers deserve to die? No, no one deserves to die. If the government would address vengeance as an act to meet justice, then it would certainly send the criminals the view of devaluing life and human dignity. Still it would not create a change for this people to stop doing crimes.
Lastly, the idea of death penalty oppose to my belief as a Christian. I do believe that we are all sinners and we are not titled to judge the sins of others. Only our mighty Father alone who have the right to judge our deeds here on earth.
Thus, the story is worthy to read. Upon knowing what happened in the past, we can certainly reflect to it and we can apply it into our present lives.

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The only one who can take our lives is only Him, our God Almighty, therefore, I clearly disagree with the idea of death penalty. There are a lot of reason why I decided not to and here are some:
•An act of killing someone because of his/her mistake is a big sin. There are other ways on how should they be treated in return of their bad doing.
•If death penalty will be approved, there will be a lot of people that will die and maybe there will be a chance that innocents will be accidentally included.
•God created the world and His own people, He is the only one who can judge them.
No matter how we get to the point of committing mistakes, chances of returning ones life is difficult. So, it’s better to think before doing such action.

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I agree with the death penalty, to protect the good of the Filipino citizens. Because now a days crimes are usually happens, there are lots of foreign Chinese drug dealers who smuggled drugs and put it in in this country. If ever they got caught the only thing happened is, they will understand in due process and if it is proven that they are guilty our government return them to their country for them to get jail. If local citizen is the criminal we simply put them to jail without knowing that we are still feeding them by the tax that we payed from the government. This is the reason why many criminals are not afraid of the law that we have right now. Bringing back the death penalty in our constitution would be helpful for our authority and for us to achieve low crime rating country.

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The issue of death penalty is a long standing topic in our society.

Personally, I support death penalties to those who commit horrendous crimes like massacring a lot of people, drug lords that destroyed a lot of lives and other unspeakable crimes committed in the society.

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Characters:
•Mario (Lim Ah-Beng)- the narrator; the kid
•Gan So- the one who died; acquaintance of Mario’s Father
•Lim Bien So- Father of Mario

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Justice must be served to have the real definition of freedom.

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The conflict in the story is when Gan So died, and family of Mario have cold treatment.

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The Point of View that is use in the story is First Person Peripheral Point of View where the story is conveyed by the narrator but the narrator is not actually the main character.

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Setting of the story
The story happened somewhere in the Philippines with no particular or specific location. The weather was cold, it was a rainy morning wherein the sky was brackish and crimson, like God had sliced open the sun, spilling its innards, carving out its heart.