Narrative Development

With a foundation of thorough research and expert collaboration, the narrative development process begins. This stage involves crafting stories that are engaging, educational, and emotionally resonant.

• Character Integration: Juan Dela Cruz is woven into these historical narratives in a way that highlights his role as a witness and preserver of culture. His interactions with historical figures and participation in events are carefully designed to add depth to the stories without altering historical facts.

• Cultural Elements: Each story is imbued with cultural elements unique to the event or figure it portrays, from traditional practices to local beliefs. These elements are not mere backdrops but integral parts of the narrative, driving the plot and enriching the setting.

Moral and Educational Aspects: While entertaining, the stories also aim to impart values and lessons. They encourage reflection on themes such as bravery, sacrifice, and the importance of cultural preservation.