And that will create problems for the government and the frailes. Why is he against praising the indios? They might become overconfident, boastful, and rebellious. How does Don Custodio treat the indios? He acts like a father who unwittingly holds his children (the indios) back who, without quite realizing it, prevents his children from progressing. So that the government can save on prison costs, just reform the prisoners. Fumigate everything with disinfectants even the paper used by telegrams.ģ. To avoid accidents, the horse-drawn carriages should have three wheels.Ģ. What are examples of Don Custodio’s mental innovation or quirkiness, depending on one’s point of view? (I mean, aside from his plan to raise ducks in order to deepen the Pasig River, if you remember Chapter 1)ġ. Why did Don Custodio have a difficult time deciding on the students’ proposal regarding the school? He was torn between giving the students a chance, and pleasing the Dominicans of UST. He’s very industrious, especially when it comes to engaging others in debate.
(Not that we’re implying that today’s influential journalists are Ben Zayb-like…)Ĥ. He was able to impress Ben Zayb, the weak-minded but highly influential journalist. He’s a Spaniard who’s close to the powers that be.Ģ. So, how’d he get such a glowing reputation?ġ.
Actually, that was just his reputation, because in reality Don Custodio is not really that competent. Now on to the other notes plus a handy mindmap of this chapter…ĭon Custodio was nicknamed “Buena Tinta” by Ben Zayb, because Don Custodio was believed to be an expert when it comes to writing papers. I mean, why did he even bother asking those two, right? Pasta (who just confused him with convoluted and contradicting words) and from the Pepay (who just shook her booty and asked for money). Imagine, the highly intellectual Don Custodio decided to get advice from G. This chapter describes the enigma that is Don Custodio. Whatever You Do, Don't Click Here Gusto Mo Bang Kumita Sa Internet Nang Pa-Facebook, Facebook Lamang? Click Here Now!
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