Basilio later goes to the hospital and learns that seditious posters have been seen, with the student organization being implicated. The students later organize a banquet to order Don Custodio's decision Don Custodio has decided that the academy be supervised by a Dominican order and that the students merely collect contributions. In Malecon, Isagani meets with his sweetheart Paulita Gomez and tells her about his dreams for reform Paulita dismisses them as being idealistic and unattainable. Īt Capitan Tiago's house, Basilio is visited by Simoun the man attempts to recruit him once again, only to become distraught when Basilio informs him that Maria Clara has died. During the performance, the students learn of Don Custodio's decision. As Don Custodio puzzles over his decision, people of Manila go to Teatro de Variadades to watch Les Cloches de Corneville. Later on, Placido meets with Simoun and learns of his plans to instigate a revolution and rescue Maria Clara from the nunnery. Leeds' show, the supposed Sphinx tells a story similar to that of Ibarra's and calls out Padre Salvi, causing him to faint. The guests then leave Quiroga's house to attend the Quiapo Fair at the American Mr. Simoun asks him to store rifles in his warehouse in exchange for absolving part of his debt to him. At his house, the Chinese businessman Quiroga entertains guests for dinner.
Isagani then approaches Señor Pasta, only for him to refuse for fear of angering the friars. The students devise plans to convince him, as well as the lawyer Señor Pasta, to approve the plan. At the students' dormitory, the wealthy Makaraig announces that the decision to establish the Spanish academy has been passed to a commission headed by Don Custodio. In his class in physics, Placido gets in an argument with his professor Padre Millon and walks out in anger. In Manila, the student Placido Pentitente goes to school his sycophant friend Juanito Pelaez speaks with him on the way. The governor-general asks their opinion on the students' plans for a Spanish academy met with disparate opinions, no decision is made. On the last day of December, the governor-general and his advisers, as well as some friars, take a rest in Los Baños.
He exchanges Juli's locket, which originally belonged to Maria Clara, for Simoun's revolver and becomes a bandit, killing the friar administrator stealing his land as well as the new tenant and his wife. As people gossip about the misfortune of Selo and his family, Tales returns and entertains Simoun at his house as he sells jewelry to clients. On Christmas Day, Juli starts her work as Hermana Penchang's servant her grandfather Selo discovers he has become dumb. Simoun attempts to recruit Basilio into his plans for revolution, but Basilio refuses. As Basilio is about to leave, he runs into the jeweler Simoun, who turns out to be Crisostomo Ibarra in disguise. He recalls the events from thirteen years prior it is also explained that he studied with the help of his foster father Capitan Tiago and plans to marry his sweetheart Juli. Īrriving at San Diego on Christmas Eve, Basilio learns of Tales' abduction, and makes his way to his mother's grave. With Tales captured by bandits, his daughter Juli borrows money from Hermana Penchang to ransom him and works as her servant in exchange.
The narration then shifts to the tale of Cabesang Tales a religious order laid claim to his land and taxed him for it, which he tried to oppose but ended up losing against. Back on the upper deck, the passengers tell legends about the lake, including the tale of Crisostomo Ibarra. Meanwhile on the lower deck, the students Basilio and Isagani discuss their plans to establish an academy that teaches Spanish to Capitan Basilio, who expresses his doubts that their plan will be approved by the governor-general. On the upper deck of the steamship Tabo, presumably in 1894, the passengers discuss its slow pace as it sails along Pasig River on the way to Laguna Lake.
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