the cultural values of the time. The opening of the work establishes Urbana as the elder sister who serves as a mentor to Feliza, guiding her through life’s complexities and the importance of maintaining good character. In her letters, Urbana emphasizes the significance of education, respect for parents, the cultivation of moral behavior, and social etiquette. Feliza responds with reflections on her own experiences and learns from Urbana’s teachings, illustrating a mentor-mentee dynamic where traditional values of femininity, piety, and diligence are explored. The themes of familial love and guidance are emphasized, setting the tone for a narrative rich in cultural context and moral instruction. (This is an automatically generated summary.)