Filipiniana

He is commonly called Ibarra, a Filipino-Spanish and the only descendant of the wealthy Spaniard Don Rafael Ibarra

• Crisostomo Ibarra

• Cristian Ibarra

• Cristopher Ibarra

• Ramon Ibarra

She is the most dominant yet weakest representation of women in the setting and the primary female character in the novel.

• Isabél

• Doña Pía Alba

• Maria Clara

• Doña Victorina

He is described to be a snobbish, ruthless and judgmental extrovert. He does not control his words when speaking and does not care if the person he is talking to will feel embarrassed or remorseful.

• Don Rafael

• Padre Damaso

• Padre Salvi

• Kapitan Tiago

He is one of the most important characters in Noli and referred to as a philosopher/sage because his ideas were accurate with the minds of the townspeople.

• Don Anastacio

• Don Rafael

• Kapitan Tiago

• Elias

She depicts how Filipino mothers love their children unquestionably.

• Sitang

• Sinang

• Sila

• Sisa

She is the one who pretended to be a meztisa (a Spaniard born in the Philippines) and always dreamed of finding a Spanish husband, in which she married Don Tiburcio.

• Doña Consolacion

• Doña Victorina

• Doña Pia Alba

• Doña Narcisa

He came from the family which the Ibarra clan had oppressed for generations and grew up in a wealthy family until he discovered something that changed his life forever.

• Basilio

• Crispin

• Elias

• Albino

He is commonly known as Kapitán Tiago and became a servant of a Dominican priest.

• Don Santiago

• Don Rafael

• Don Juan

• Don Pedro

She is a laundry woman who worked for the town Alferez. She became wealthy after marrying a Spanish husband.

• Doña Isabel

• Doña Consolacion

• Doña Victorina

• Doña Maria