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Crisostomo
Ibarra
Symbolized the
idealism
of the
privileged
youth
Padre Damaso
and
Padre Salvi
Embodied the
rotten state
of the clergy
Maria Clara
and
Sisa
Symbolized the country's condition – from
beauty
to
madness
Doña
Victorina
de
Espadaña
Represented
colonial
mentality
Don
Tiburcio
A
caricature
of the ignorant
Spaniards
who took advantage of the poor Filipinos in the provinces
Elias
Represented the common Filipino who was aware of the
injustice
and wished to exact
revenge
Crispin
The
innocents
who have been wrongly accused of a
crime
they did not commit
Pilosopo Tasyo
Symbolized the learner Filipinos who had once embraced the Spaniards but eventually became
disenchanted
Crisostomo
Ibarra
A Filipino who studied in Europe for
7
years, the main character of the novel and the love interest of
Maria Clara
Elias
Ibarra's
mysterious friend, a
fugitive
Maria Clara
Ibarra's sweetheart; the illegitimate daughter of
Padre Damaso
and
Pia Alba
Padre Damaso
A
Franciscan
friar and
Maria Clara's
biological father
Linares
Maria Clara's
would-be
fiancé
; a distant nephew of Don Tiburcio
Sisa
Mother of
Crispin
and Basilio, who went
insane
after losing her sons
Crispin
The younger son of
Sisa
who
died
at the hands of the soldiers
Basilio
The
elder
son of
Sisa
Kapitan Tiago
Also known as Don
Santiago
de los Santos, the known father of
Maria Clara
Padre Salvi
Described as thin, sickly and
silent
; a secret admirer of
Maria Clara
Pilosopo Tasio
An
intelligent pessimistic old man
Don Filipo
Close relative of
Ibarra
and a
filibuster
The
Alferez
Mortal enemy of the
priests
for the power in
San Diego
Don Tiburcio
A charlatan who is
limp
and
submissive
to his wife
Doña Victorina
A woman who passes herself off as one of the
Peninsulares
; wife of Don
Tiburcio
Doña Consolacion
Wife of the
Alferez
; also passes herself off as a
Peninsular
Pedro
Abusive husband of
Sisa
; loves
cockfighting