Makamisa

Makamisa is an unfinished novel written by Jose Rizal. Discovered by the historian Ambeth Ocampo in 1987, it is thought to be the intended sequel to El Filibusterismo.

Summary
Following the end of the mass, the townspeople of Pili discuss the foul mood of their parish priest Padre Agaton. Among the concerned is the town's gobernadorcillo, Capitan Panchong, who worries about the curate's mood in relation to his bid for reelection. He holds a council meeting along with other officials; the tribunal brings forward several theories for Padre Agaton's mood, which is uncharacteristic of him.

Meanwhile, Panchong's wife Capitana Barang scolds their maid Anday, blaming the priest's foul mood on her. After Panchong comes home sick with a mysterious illness, Padre Agaton comes the following day with holy water to cure him, also taking the opportunity to court Panchong's beautiful daughter Cecilia.

A week later during Holy Week, a fight breaks out between the boys Cecilio and Silvino over a game of tuktukan. As their fathers, Capitan Panchong and Capitan Tanukang get involved as well, the four go back to their respective homes. Following the incident, Panchong and his friends discuss the matter.

Major Characters

 * Padre Agaton
 * Capitan Panchong
 * Capitana Barang
 * Cecilia
 * Anday

Trivia

 * The novel's title translates to "after mass", referring to the first scene of the characters discussing Padre Agaton's mass.
 * Isagani shows up in the novel as the love interest of Cecilia.