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Group 2: The Wedding Dance

by Amador Taguinod Daguio

Analysis

Honor and dignity

Awiyao - bold, passionate, a good follower, honor and dignity for himself

Lumnay - unselfish, faithful, and ultimately strong.

The Wedding Dance- Passion, sacrificing, believing, being faithful, good follower, honor, dignity, caring, and love.

Summary

At the wedding of Awiyao and his new bride Madulimay, Awiyao and Lumnay, his former wife, have a talk about the situation that they are in.

During this talk, Awiyao explains to Lumnay that she shouldn’t be mad at him because he is only marrying Madulimay to have children and if it didn’t work out, he would surely return to Lumnay but Lumnay was evidently crushed by his decision to marry another woman and walked into the mountain and waited for him to come back to her.

Biographical note entry

Technical Analysis

1951 Daguio won a Philippine government scholarship in English

Stanford University

"The Wedding Dance" was first published in 1953 by Stanford University in an annual publication of works by participants in their literary programs.

Personal tribute to Mountain Province

Marriage Culture

Plot - Early Conflict, Suspense, Emotional Intensity

Setting - Cordilleras( richness in culture, people’s obedience and conformity to their tradition )

Characterization

Lumnay- Personal love is defeated by culture dictates.

Represents deep connection with tradition

Awiyao- Superiority of culture, proliferation of his family name and the concept of machismo.

Malidumay- Function of a woman in the society, conformity to tradition

Biographical Perspective

Group 2 Members:

William Dominic P. Montalbo

Marielle G. Baluyot

Andre Paulino

Alexander I. Price

Esmerson Nathaniel L. Calupas

Lester Jude I. Angeles

Allen Francesca G. Del Rosario

Jersyco Julius E. Erandio

Ruth Isabel A. Gala

Dominic A. Mansarate

Point of View

Third Person Omniscient

Historical Perspective

JC ARROYO

Gongs or gangsas, the rattan flooring, the beans, the beads, the fire/flame, the dance, the stream and other objects

Abundance such as harvests, jars filled with water and the field

Symbolism

1924 Valedictorian

Fort William McKinley

Rizal High School in Pasig

Highschool: " the most critical in his life"

Printer's Devil & Philippine Collegian reporter

Tom Inglis Moore & Abram van Heyningen Hartendorp

The Sunday Tribune Magazine Poem “She Came to Me.”

1952, he obtained his M.A. in English at Stanford U

Hudhud hi Aliguyon Thesis

Daguio was an editor and public relations officer

26 years U.E., U.P., P.W.U.,

1973 Republic Cultural Heritage Award

The sound of the gong

Call of nature and it’s victory over man’s personal love.

The rattan

Bamboo signifies Lumnay and Awiyao as individual perso rattan represents their connection

The beads

Love

The beans

Abundance and fertility

The stream/river

Unending flow of life

The Flames

Intensity of their love

The Dances

Marks any form of cultural celebration

Written by Amador Daguio

Published in 1953 by Stanford University

Marriage Culture

Kalinga Festival Dance (Tachok)

A nearly forgotten culture, that of the people of northern Luzon.

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