What is the moral lesson of the story the dog eaters?

1. What is the theme of the story the dog eaters?
2. What is the plot of the story the dog eaters?
3. Why did Mariana kills the dog?
4. Why is the title the dog eaters?

What is the theme of the story the dog eaters?

'The Dog Eaters' describes the plight of ordinary citizens during WWI, as seen through the eyes of Victor, the epileptic 17-year-old son of a notary. He is not allowed to go outside, but this time he has to: his dog has gone missing and, during the 1917 winter of starvation, every animal is in danger.

What is the plot of the story the dog eaters?

SUMMARY. Victor who is a former body builder and club bouncer married Mariana who is an undergraduate college student because she gets pregnant. Victor and his friend (The Dog eaters of Artiaga Street) are always drinking tuba early in the morning at Sergio's store with Dog dishes as their pulutan.

Why did Mariana kills the dog?

Victor and his friends (The Dog Eaters of Artiaga Street) are always drinking Tuba early in the morning at Sergio's store with Dog dishes as their pulutan. Mariana was very mad because it is not the life she expected to have. ... Suddenly, Mariana saw Victor's Dog Ramir, she killed the Dog.

Why is the title the dog eaters?

Dogeaters, set in the late 1950s in Manila (the capital of the Philippines), addresses several social, political and cultural issues present in the Philippines during the 1950s. The title is a common derogatory term referring to Filipino natives who supposedly eat dogs instead of pork or chicken.