Resurreccion Dimaculangan is one of those "story tellers" that stands to the fact that Stories be told according to the veracity of the facts, regardless of whether the narrative is positive or not, kindly. The point of retracing steps is to learn from the mistakes of the past and face squarely the lessons that can be learned from those circumstances. She expects that the morsels of wisdom gleaned from these experiences can be prescribed for applications to any present similar situations or parallels, which in turn, can have the positive effects of avoiding the same pitfalls -if not totally eradicate them. To these notions, the precepts of this story were subscribed upon by the author, in the hopes that the developing neural can have a glimpse of the intricate interwoven challenges that besieged this magnificent structure, and the lands that rightfully belong to it. To every Youth in every land across the oceans, the author tried to showcase the underlying issues that were almost always missed out, denied recognition & woven NOT to be landmarked. This Historic Travesty was unraveled by the author in a manner rendered too irreverent by the populous; but with the faith that belies the Youth- can be understood in the most positive way, if given the chance to be discussed freely. Truly intended to be a self-sustaining structure; not begging for funds to improve, be maintained and be developed- yet, as of this writing- and by all accounts and actions documented, the Site have been impoverished to its core, due to the very actions of sworn pronounced love and appreciation to this place: meaning just exactly as the "Giving Tree" story is about. Yes, the present situation of gutted-ness is the attestation of that undying love acted upon in very twisted ways! In short, this is the living, literal personification of the "farmer & the golden goose " story! The author is hoping against hope that the Youth of today & the generations that would come after would comprehend, and thus act, as positively expected- to do the right thing.