Why Alberto Florentino Wrote The World is an Apple?

Alberto Florentino wrote "The World is an Apple" to explore themes of poverty, greed, and the consequences of one's actions. The play tells the story of a man who sacrifices his principles and values in pursuit of material wealth, only to realize too late the true cost of his actions. Florentino uses the play to critique societal values and the impact of poverty on individuals and families. Through the characters and their struggles, he highlights the importance of integrity and the dangers of prioritizing material gain over personal relationships and moral values.