Finals

• Dapitan: Location of Rizal's exile in 1892.
• Fr. Pastells: Jesuit priest who advised Rizal to retract his writings against the church.
• Capitan Ricardo: Rizal's guard and benefactor during his exile.
• Talisay: Place where Rizal purchased land during his exile.
• Talisay: Location where an octagonal bamboo and nipa house was built.
• Octagonal house: Structure built by Rizal using money earned, consisting of bamboo and nipa.
• Dapitan: Town where Rizal lived a simple life, focused on productivity.
• Eye clinic: Facility within Rizal's house, known locally and in Hong Kong.
• Lumber business: Rizal's venture using earnings from his various activities.
• 1. Blumentritt: Correspondent of Rizal, informed about Rizal's earnings and wealth.
• Eye Clinic: A place for poor people to get their eyes checked and treated.
• Waterways: Channels for water transportation, developed for the convenience of people in Talisay and Dapitan.
• Mosquito System: Methods to control mosquitoes by cleaning up areas where they breed.
• Free School: A school that doesn't charge any money and focuses on educating young people.
• Advanced Farming: Teaching improved methods of farming.
• Cooperative: A group formed by fishermen in Talisay to work together for mutual benefit.
• Species Studies: Researching and learning about different types of organisms found in Dapitan.
• Sulpukan Lighter: An invention, a type of lighter.
• Dapitan: A place where Rizal lived during his exile.
• Josephine Bracken: Rizal's partner in Dapitan.
• George Tauffer: The blind man who brought Josephine to Dapitan.
• Abaca: Type of plant grown on Rizal's land in Dapitan.
• Calamba River: A river that Rizal's land in Dapitan resembled.
• Dalag: Type of fish found in the river near Rizal's land.
• Hydraulic machines: Equipment used for various tasks, possibly irrigation.
• Compatriots: Fellow countrymen.
• Sacristan: Church assistant.
• Crucifix: A cross with a representation of Jesus' body.
• Fort Santiago: A historical fortress in Manila.
• Teodora Alonso: Rizal's mother.
• Juan Luna: a Filipino painter.
• Parisian Life: A painting by Juan Luna.
• Dapitan: A place where José Rizal lived in exile, where he continued his intellectual pursuits and met Josephine Bracken.
• Dulce estrangera: Refers to Josephine Bracken, who became José Rizal's romantic interest during his time in Dapitan.
• George Tauffer: A blind man who adopted Josephine Bracken and accompanied her to Dapitan, where he consulted José Rizal regarding his eye condition.
• Eye specialist: José Rizal was known for his expertise in ophthalmology, particularly in Hong Kong, where he treated various eye ailments.
• Josephine Bracken: A woman of mysterious origin who became romantically involved with José Rizal during his exile in Dapitan.
• José Rizal: A Filipino nationalist and polymath, known for his advocacy of Philippine independence through his writings and martyrdom.
• Fr. Pastells: Jesuit priest who advised Rizal to retract his writings against the church.
• Josephine Bracken: Woman whom Rizal intended to marry, but couldn't due to church restrictions.