Which character is the law student who wants reform?

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Which character is the law student who wants reform?

Isagani. He is portrayed as a bright young law student who believes in reform through education, dialogue, and the rule of law. His mindset centers on gradual, lawful improvement of society, using reasoned argument and peaceful means. That contrast with the other characters—one is a socialite not a student, another is an elder ally, and the last is a figure tied to revolutionary action—highlights why Isagani is the one who embodies the reform-minded student. Paulita Gomez, while a prominent character, is not the student advocating reform.

Isagani. He is portrayed as a bright young law student who believes in reform through education, dialogue, and the rule of law. His mindset centers on gradual, lawful improvement of society, using reasoned argument and peaceful means. That contrast with the other characters—one is a socialite not a student, another is an elder ally, and the last is a figure tied to revolutionary action—highlights why Isagani is the one who embodies the reform-minded student. Paulita Gomez, while a prominent character, is not the student advocating reform.

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