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• Who is the author of The day the dancers came? Bienvenido N. Santos
• a skin disease tiniaflava
• filipino game tatching
• muchacho meaning young man
• kundiman traditional filipino song
• fall season mention in the first paragraph of the poem
• Corporal rank of filemon acayan in the u.s army
• U.S Army job of filemon acayan before
• He was a corporal in the u.s army training at San Luis Obispo
• He was discharged in 1945
• Name of the hospital is Cook Country
• Name of the hotel is Hamilton
• Name of the apartment is West Sheridan Road
• pork adobo and chicken relleno is the dish that fil cooked
• he saw them getting into a bus parked beside the subway entrance on Dearborn.
• The snow had stopped falling; it was melting fast in the sun and turning into slush.
• Narration, in its basest definition, is storytelling.
• Description is appealing to the five senses of the human body
• The three most commonly used points of view are the first, second, and third points of view.
• First person point of view refers to when the narrator uses “I” or “we.”
• Second person point of view refers to when the narrator addresses the reader as “you,” which can be either singular or plural.
• Third person point of view refers to when the narrator say "he or she"
• A well-defined point or significance in any narrative is something akin to the literary element we call theme.
• The use of narrative devices is a technique writers utilize to add flavour and enrich the meaning of their stories.
• Narrative device with these devices, an author can shorten, lengthen, and/or focus on a particular event in the story.
• Anecdotes are brief narratives that are written from the writer's memory.
• A flashback is an event that happened in the past.
• Consistent Verb Tense is needed to make clear to the reader whether the story in the narrative had already happened, has been happening for some time now, happens on a regular basis, is currently happening and will do so indefinitely, or will happen sometime in the future.
• A time stretch is a single event in the story that the author focuses writing about.
• Time Summary as opposed to a time stretch in which a single event is prolonged, a time summary is characterized by jamming together multiple events and/or shortening a relatively long period of time.
• flashforward is an event that has yet to happen in the story.
• Who is the author of Appassionato?

  Barbara C. Gonzalez
• Passion comes from the Latin word for "suffering"
• appassionato can be used to describe music, art, literature, dance, theater, sports, etc.
• Love and passion are inseparable.
• Appassionato is the past participle of a Latin word that means "to impassion."
• Dialogue a narrative does not only have a narrator who tells a story in accordance to how he/she observes a sequence of events.
• etymology from the Latin word passus, past participle of "pati" meaning to suffer
• Passion is visceral. It stands outside traditional thinking. It ignores conventions like distance, time, social acceptance. It dares into uncharted waters. It used to be

  primarily associated with romantic love.
• vacillating meaning alternate or waver between different opinions or actions; be indecisive.