tradition of the story the flower in the crypt
1. tradition of the story the flower in the crypt
The flowers in the crypt was a well written story that is all about trust and love. the author had written it in pure simplicity yet it has valuable lessons to be given to each reader. " Love without trust is hypocrisy and trust without love is brutality."
2. Conflict of the story Flowers in the crypt
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The key conflict in this story is between innocence and experience, or the innocence of Myop, the key character, in her childlike wonder and attitude to the world, and then the state of experience that she is ushered into at the end of the story when she discovers the body of the lynched man and realises the full ...
3. The rising action of the story The Flowers On The Crypt
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4. flowers in the crypt discuss grandfather's life from his youth up to the time he got married
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In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MARRIED. The actor experienced a sort of resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair with another woman called Remedies, as described and seen in the film.
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5. describe the ending of the flowers in the crypt ?
Answer:
The woman in the photos was not there when Loth died. She was not there when they wrapped up his body and wheeled him to the morgue, nor was she at his wake when each of us bent to kiss his cold, pallid forehead. On the day the oven lit up, I expected her to burst through the door, press her face against the glass divider and weep while Loth turned into ash.
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6. what are the settings in the creative non-fiction, " the Flowers in the crypt"?
Manila, apartments, his mother's house, at the funeral
7. flowers in the crypt poem
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8. Flowers in the crypt. The story conclude which the narrator joining her family to pray for her grandfather's soul. Discuss the events that led to the narrator’s change of hearts toward her grandfather.
Explanation:
The writer's grandfather, Exequiel Garcia, grew up in a household wher. ... understood her Lolo's side and decided to join her family to pray for his soul.
9. flower in the crypt by: catherine garcia dario
BECAUSE FLOWER OF CRYPT IS FLOWER GROW
MANY YEAR AGO
10. what is the tone of the flowers in the crypt
The Theme of the "Flowers in the Crypt" Is FORGIVENESS
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11. give a brief and concise summary of flowers in the crypt .
Summary:
"Flowers in the crypt"
by: Catherine Garcia Dario
Catherine Garcia Dario The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
They had three children including the mother of Catherine Garcia Dario. However, his grandfather Exequiel Garcia had an affair with his secretary Remedios for years. Catherine Garcia Dario hated her grandfather because of that.
Her grandfather had a stroke and slipped into coma. She did not visit him at first because she was still mad at him, but eventually she did visit. Exequiel Garcia died on April 19, 2008.
Remedios never visited him in the hospital. However, on his grandfather’s crypt, she saw flowers with a card sent by Remedios.
Answer The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
They had three children including the mother of Catherine Garcia Dario. However, his grandfather Exequiel Garcia had an affair with his secretary Remedios for years. Catherine Garcia Dario hated her grandfather because of that.
Her grandfather had a stroke and slipped into coma. She did not visit him at first because she was still mad at him, but eventually she did visit. Exequiel Garcia died on April 19, 2008.
Remedios never visited him in the hospital. However, on his grandfather’s crypt, she saw flowers with a card sent by Remedios.
in tagalog: Ang lolo ng may-akda ay pinangalanang Exequiel Garcia. Lumaki siyang nasasaksihan ang kanyang mga magulang na madalas na nakikipaglaban. Dahil sa nagkaroon ng relasyon ang kanyang ina. Pumunta siya sa Maynila upang mag-aral. Sumulat siya ng mga tula at ipinagbili sa kanyang mga kaklase na lalaki na nais na mapahanga ang kanilang mga prospect. Si Exequiel ay naging isang negosyante at nagpakasal.
Nagkaroon sila ng tatlong anak kasama na ang ina ni Catherine Garcia Dario. Gayunpaman, ang kanyang lolo na si Exequiel Garcia ay nakipagtagpo sa kanyang kalihim na si Remedios sa loob ng maraming taon. Catherine Garcia Dario kinasusuklaman ang kanyang lolo dahil doon.
Ang lolo niya ay na-stroke at napunta sa pagkawala ng malay. Hindi niya siya binisita noong una dahil galit pa rin siya sa kanya, ngunit kalaunan ay bumisita siya. Si Exequiel Garcia ay namatay noong Abril 19, 2008.
Hindi kailanman siya binisita ng ospital ni Remedios. Gayunpaman, sa crypt ng kanyang lolo, nakakita siya ng mga bulaklak na may kard na ipinadala ni Remedios.
12. when was flowers in the crypt written?
Answer:
FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT
by Catherine Garcia Dario
(Part 4)
On April 19, 2008, I held Lolo for the last time. I remember standing above his pale, stiff cadaver as the man wiped his face with an acrid-smelling ointment. My mother insisted that the morgue was too heavy for a young girl like me, but I insisted on going. I wanted to know what it was like to look at a dead person enveloped inside a cold casket. I expected Lolo to open his eyes, sit up, stretch his arms and say, “That was a good nap!” while ambling out of the coffin with a glow on his face. It was a scary, bizarre idea and when I touched the icy coldness of his skin, I could not believe that I wanted it to happen.
My family told me to give him a eulogy. I declined. After watching Lola break down during the wake, I was afraid that the same thing would happen to me. I listened to my titos and titas recite speeches, quote poetry or movies that Lolo liked. Friends of his would come up to the podium and repeat themselves with: “Exequiel was a remarkable man” over and over again. I went home with the words generous and loving glued to my brain. My chest tightened as I thought about them.
The post-funeral events kept my family busy. Distant relatives would appear out of nowhere, carrying baskets of wine or fruit and sending in cards that read: “We offer our deepest comforts.” So many people came to the house to comfort my heartsick Lola, and I could not count the number of masses we attended; how many candles we lit; how many friends that told me that my Lolo was in a better place. I wondered if Lolo really went to heaven. When I saw the flowers hanging on the knob of his crypt, I knew that he did.
I was alone when I saw it. There hung a humble bouquet of baby’s breath that was so small and plain that it disappeared behind the extravagant flower arrangements that spelled out Lolo’s name. What drew me to it was the small card attached to the thin ribbon that held the flowers together. There were names written on it—the names of Lolo’s other children. Below theirs was Remedios’ signature. Remedios—the woman who did not come to Lolo’s funeral, the woman wom he had four children with, the woman Lolo loved.
In that moment, I could see Remedios pacing restlessly by her phone, waiting for somebody to call the moment Lolo got his stroke. I could imagine her hysterical in the arms of her children, begging to see him as his brain engorged its memories away. And I could imagine her sneaking timidly into the crypt; attaching the flowers to the knob and slipping away before anybody could see her. Remedios mourned alone.
I could have pulled out the flower, torn them up like her cocktail dress and her letters and her pictures. But I could only think of Lolo, how he carried his other children the way he carried me as I balanced gingerly on his shoulders when he walked me down the shore. How he pointed out the horizon, teased me for being scared, and said, “You can try to swim so far and never touch the sun,”—I realized that it was not because Lolo did not know how to love, but it was because he loved too much. I left the flowers there, retreating back to the pew as my family lit more candles and prayed. I thought of his father walking out the door, the Japanese soldiers tugging at his sisters’ hair; his nonchalant mother smoking on the porch. It was then when I stood up, joined my family and prayed.
13. what is passage Finder of Flowers of the Crypt
Explanation:
what is passage Finder of Flowers of the Crypt
14. text tula about Flowers in the crypt
Meron akong tula pero hindi tungkol sa "Flowers in the Crypt" tungkol yun sa Pasko.
15. 1. Characters of flower crypt?
Answer:
A typical flower consists of four types of floral leaves called sepals, petals, stamens and carpels in distinct whorls normally known as calyx, corolla, androecium and gynoecium respectively. A flower in which all the four whorls are present (Sepal, Petal, Carpels, Stamens) are called as complete.
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16. what is the "flowers in the crypt" by catherine garcia all about ?
Answer:
In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MERRIED. The actor experienced a sort of resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair with another woman called Remedios, as described and seen in the film.
17. What is the purpose of the Flowers in the Crypt?
Answer:
"Flowers in the crypt"
It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects.
18. what is the experience of the author of the story of the" flowers in the crypt"
Answer:Tales from the Crypt was an American bi-monthly horror comic anthology series published by EC Comics from 1950 to 1955, producing 27 issues (the first issue with the title was #20, previously having been International Comics (#1-#5); International Crime Patrol (#6); Crime Patrol (#7-#16) and The Crypt of Terror (#17-#19) for a total of 46 issues in the series). Along with its sister titles, The Haunt of Fear and The Vault of Horror, Tales from the Crypt was popular, but in the late 1940s and early 1950s comic books came under attack from parents, clergymen, schoolteachers and others who believed the books contributed to illiteracy and juvenile delinquency. In April and June 1954, highly publicized congressional subcommittee hearings on the effects of comic books upon children left the industry shaken. With the subsequent imposition of a highly restrictive Comics Code, EC Comics publisher Bill Gaines cancelled Tales from the Crypt and its two companion horror titles, along with the company's remaining crime and science fiction series in September 1954. All EC titles have been reprinted at various times since their demise, and stories from the horror series have been adapted for television and film.
Explanation:this is the story of Exequiel Garcia. At his very young age, his mother had an affair that caused the fightings of his parents. Sadly, he got to see the fightings every time. As time passed by, Exequiel had a chance to study in Manila and he became a businessman and settled down(got married).
19. flower in the crypt What is the main theme of Flower in the Crypt?
Answer:
forgiveness is the answer:)
20. An analysis of the story "flowers in the crypt" by Catherina Garcia Darion
"FLOWER IN THE CRYPT" BY CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO
Settings
WHAT - The Story discusses the life from his youth up to the time he got married.
WHEN - "Sixty years ago On April 19, 2008"
WHERE - House in Antipolo, Home in Bataan, University.
Plot
INTRODUCTION - The author's grandfather is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up watching very frequent fights between his parents. It is because there was an affair with his mother. He went to study in Manila. He wrote poems and sold them to his classmates who were interested in impressing their prospects. Exequiel became an entrepreneur and got married.
RISING ACTION - They had three children which included Catherine Garcia Dario's mother. His grandfather Exequiel Garcia, however, had a longstanding affair with his secretary Remedios. Because of that, Catherine Garcia Dario despised her grandfather.
CLIMAX - I was eleven years old when he got a stroke. The phone call at two in the morning informed us that Lolo had collapsed in his apartment and suffered multiple seizures. The CT scan showed that his brain had several distensions and swelled up his skull like a balloon. I did not shed the lightest tear, not even after he slipped into a coma. When the drugs had seeped in and he finally opened his eyes, he was no longer Lolo. He was a vegetable. He lived for two more years.
FALLING ACTION - After months in Medical City, we transferred him back to his apartment in Makati. My mother converted his bedroom into a hospital ward, and soon the curtains smelled like antiseptic, and the drone of the lifeline monitor filled our ears. I hated visiting him, and I fabricated stories so that I wouldn't have to go:
piles of homework, a migraine, "Sorry, I think I have practice for the school play." I grew numb to the weeping of my family. Lolo was a shell, and so was I. Exequiel Garcia died on April 19, 2008.
RESOLUTION - Remedios never visited him in the hospital. However, on his grandfather's crypt, she saw flowers with a card sent by Remedios.
POINT OF VIEW - The POV of the story is 3rd person because of the pronouns, “he, “she”, “it”, or "they". For example, in the story "SHE was not there when they wrapped up his body and wheeled him to the morgue, nor was SHE at his wake when each of us bent to kiss the cold,
pallid, forehead."
THEME - The theme of the story is about forgiveness. The protagonist felt some kind of resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair with another woman, named Remedios, as described and seen in the story. But as the plot progressed, we can see the character growth of the protagonist - how she came to recognize the side of Remedios by putting herself in her shoes.
21. what do you mean by Flowers in the Crypt
In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MARRIED. The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
22. What is the summary of Flowers inthe crypt
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Summary:
"Flowers in the crypt"
by: Catherine Garcia Dario
The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
They had three children including the mother of Catherine Garcia Dario. However, his grandfather Exequiel Garcia had an affair with his secretary Remedios for years. Catherine Garcia Dario hated her grandfather because of that.
Her grandfather had a stroke and slipped into coma. She did not visit him at first because she was still mad at him, but eventually she did visit. Exequiel Garcia died on April 19, 2008.
Remedios never visited him in the hospital. However, on his grandfather’s crypt, she saw flowers with a card sent by Remedios.
23. gumawa ng text tula 2 stanzas, 4linesTheme: Flowers in the crypt
BAGONG KA KILALA
Answer:
NAIS KITANG MAKILALA ANG PA NGALAN KO AY MARISA MULA SA SEKYON MASAYA KAKLASE KO SI LIGAYA,Y SI LIGAYA AMING PANGULO MABAIT SAYAT MATALINO KAIBIGAN NG MGA TAO HALINA,T MAG PA KILALA TAYO IBIGAY ANG PANGALAN AT I SUNOD ANG APELYEDO MAG KAIBIGAN TAYO
Explanation:
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24. FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT tula example
Answer:
angels breath
Explanation:
that flower is being added in some wreaths and is being put in crypts
25. What realization in life taught you upon reading the ""flowers in the crypt""?
In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MARRIED. The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
26. Theme of the story "Flowers in the crypt" by Catherina Garcia Dario
Answer: The theme of Flowers in the Crypt is forgiveness.
Explanation:
As mentioned and seen in the story, the protagonist felt some kind of resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair with another woman, named Remedios. But, as the story went on, we can see the protagonist's character development--how she came to understand Remedios's side by putting herself in her shoes.
As she saw the humble bouquet of baby's breath hanging on the knob of his grandpa's crypt, she began to realize how hard and tough it must have been for Remedios for going through all those pain and mourning alone. She could have just pulled and torn the flower, pictures and letters of Remedios but she only thought of his grandfather. There, she perceived that it was not because his grandfather did not know how to love; but it was that because he loved too much. After pondering about these things, she joined her family and prayed for her grandpa, signifying how she forgave him.
27. An analysis of the story "flowers in the crypt" by Catherina Garcia Darion.
Explanation:
Summary:
"Flowers in the crypt"
by: Catherine Garcia Dario
The grandfather of the author is named Exequiel Garcia. He grew up witnessing his parents fought very often. It is because his mother had an affair. He went to Manila to study. He wrote poems and sold them to his male classmates who want to impress their prospects. Exequiel became a businessman and got married.
They had three children including the mother of Catherine Garcia Dario. However, his grandfather Exequiel Garcia had an affair with his secretary Remedios for years. Catherine Garcia Dario hated her grandfather because of that.
Her grandfather had a stroke and slipped into coma. She did not visit him at first because she was still mad at him, but eventually she did visit. Exequiel Garcia died on April 19, 2008.
Remedios never visited him in the hospital. However, on his grandfather’s crypt, she saw flowers with a card sent by Remedios.
28. characters of flower in the crypts?
Answer:
A typical flower consists of four types of floral leaves called sepals, petals, stamens and carpels in distinct whorls normally known as calyx, corolla, androecium and gynoecium respectively. A flower in which all the four whorls are present (Sepal, Petal, Carpels, Stamens) are called as complete.
29. In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MERRIED
In the story of "FLOWERS IN THE CRYPT" BY: CATHERINE GARCIA DARIO DISCUSS THE LIFE FROM HIS YOUTH UP TO THE TIME HE GOT MERRIED
The actor experienced a sort of resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair with another woman called Remedios, as described and seen in the film. But we can see how Remedios got to recognize Remedios' side by putting herself in her shoes as the story goes on.
The protagonist felt some resentment towards his grandfather because of his love affair to another girl, called Remedios, as described and seen in the stories. But as the story progresses, we can see the character development of the protagonist — how Remedios came to understand by putting himself in her shoes.
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30. what lessons have you learned from flowers in the crypt by Catherina Garcia Dario?
Answer:
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Explanation:
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