El Filibusterismo Alternative Ending

I sought only to burn everything down, Father.

Now I understand what I did wrong.

And I shall pay a costly price for it.

The revolution I built... ended with nothing but ash A few days later... simoun was arrested.

And he waited to face his death alone

Until a familiar face was thrown beside him

Crispin...

Mother...

The days before their execution felt like weeks, the two sharing the darkness.

Until one final dawn.

You two! Get moving!

Interrupted their toughts

It is time for your execution.

You are to be escorted.

Basilio is given an opportunity to speak,. Yet, he remains silent and numb, looking only at the wooden floorboards beneath him

I plead guilty to the atrocities I committed. I seek no forgiveness, only for you to understand what I should have done different

My genuine regret is in involving this bright young man in my malicious deeds. You must abhor what I have become!

Do not replicate my path!

Use our deaths as a reminder... of the Indio’s strength and ability to make a change!

Simoun and Basilio are presented as traitors and endangerments to the security of the colony. The crowed jeers and curses them on stage

Simoun addresses his people one final time. The stage becomes quiet... his work was done.

The crowd watched as the two’s necks were crushed slowly. Their cries highlighted the anguish they were experiencing.

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For the Indios in attendance,, they were captivated by the words of Simoun. For once in their lives, they felt a sense of unity as a people, grieving the deaths of their kabayan.

Though it was brief, a spark ignited within the hearts of these Indios, hoping for a better future.

THE END

El Filibusterismo

Alternative Endings

Active members: Reese Caden Josh Ronquillo Jeremiah Benedict Calunod Palomaria Luis Gabrielle Isaac Morgan Tong