Values of The Short Story SINIGANG by Marie Aubrey J. Villaceran

May 26,2022

"SINIGANG"

by MARIE AUBREY J. VILLACERAN

Sinigang is a Filipino comfort food known for its sour soup. Because of the sourness and slight spice, it arouses the senses. Sinigang is also regarded as the national dish of the Philippines.

Sinigang's Story is a story about a dysfunctional family written by Marie Aubrey J.Villaceran. Father had an extramarital relationship with another woman named Sylvia and had a son named Lem as a result. However, after reading these stories, I feel like I've learned a lot about it that will help us face life's challenges with more courage and bravery.

A moral lesson

- Forgiveness. In the story Sinigang Liza, the main character suffers greatly as a result of her father's extramarital affair with another woman named Sylvia. Then her father begged forgiveness from her, and even though it hurt, he forgiven and accepted his father. When someone makes a mistake against me, even if it is difficult to forget, I always remind myself to forgive.

-Faithfulness and contentment. Liza's father was not faithful to her mother, so she cheated on her and had an extramarital affair with Sylvia. So, I learned to be faithful or loyal to my partner even when we have misunderstandings and arguments because I know how to be content with what I have.

The Influence of Sinigang's Story on a 21st Century Learner

As a 21st-century learner, the importance of being true to your partner has impacted my life because we all know that cheating or having an affair with another man or woman is not an option whether you are married or have a family. Because being a good and faithful partner is critical in ensuring that no one is wounded and that no family is broken or destroyed.

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