“DARAH DAN TAHTA DI TANAH TUMAPEL” - Drama Bahasa Indonesia Kelompok 3 Kelas XIG

Summary

The script revolves around a tense royal drama in a kingdom, where Raden Anusapati seeks revenge for his father's murder. The story reveals that Lord King Ken Arok was responsible for killing Anusapati's father, Tunggul Amat. Anusapati, fueled by the desire for justice, learns the truth about his father's death from his mother and sets out to avenge him. He recruits a loyal ally, Ki Pangalasan, to carry out the mission. The narrative explores themes of betrayal, justice, and the consequences of revenge as Anusapati pursues the truth about his father's killer.

Takeaways

• 😀 The scene begins with an interaction where someone is asking about the king's successor, suggesting a power struggle.
• 😀 Anusapati is revealed to not be the biological child of the king, which raises doubts about his claim to the throne.
• 😀 The conversation reveals a deeper conflict, with Dedes wanting to pass the throne to her own son, not Anusapati.
• 😀 There's mention of Anusapati being both the son of the king and someone closely tied to his father's killer.
• 😀 The conversation subtly hints that Anusapati might discover the truth about who killed his father, King Tunggul Amat.
• 😀 A key moment occurs when a servant informs Raden that the king, Ken Arok, himself killed Tunggul Amat.
• 😀 Anusapati confronts his mother about the truth, and she admits that Ken Arok killed his father.
• 😀 Anusapati seeks justice and is determined to find the keris (a weapon used in the killing) to pursue revenge.
• 😀 The keris is kept hidden by his mother, but Anusapati's determination to uphold the truth leads him to seek it out.
• 😀 The script ends with Anusapati sending an envoy to Ki Pangalasan, ordering him to kill Ken Arok as revenge for the death of his father.

Q & A

Who is Raden Anusapati, and why is he significant in this story?

Raden Anusapati is presented as the son of Tunggul Amat, who seeks to avenge his father's death. He plays a central role in the plot, with his claim to the throne being challenged by Lord King Ken Arok.

Why does Anusapati believe Ken Arok is responsible for his father's death?

Anusapati learns through his mother that Ken Arok, the current ruler, killed his father, Tunggul Amat. His mother confirms this, revealing that she kept silent to protect him but now supports his pursuit of justice.

What is the significance of the keris in the story?

The keris, a traditional dagger, symbolizes both the murder weapon used by Ken Arok to kill Tunggul Amat and a tool for justice. Anusapati seeks it to uncover the truth about his father's death.

What is the conflict between Anusapati and his mother regarding the throne?

Anusapati's mother, Dedes, seems conflicted about the succession. She wishes to ensure her son inherits the throne but is caught between the political ramifications of supporting Anusapati or the existing power structure controlled by Ken Arok.

What does Anusapati’s dialogue about 'justice' reveal about his motivations?

Anusapati is not driven by mere revenge, as he clarifies to his mother. His focus is on justice, as he seeks to right the wrongs done to his father and claim what he believes is rightfully his.

Who is Ki Pangalasan, and what is his role in the story?

Ki Pangalasan is a figure summoned by Anusapati as part of his plan for justice. He is a trusted individual involved in carrying out Anusapati's command to track and kill Ken Arok.

How does the story illustrate Anusapati’s determination?

Anusapati's actions, such as confronting his mother about the truth of his father’s death and seeking the keris, demonstrate his unwavering commitment to avenging his father and achieving justice, despite the risks involved.

What is the tension between Anusapati and his mother, Dedes, regarding his pursuit of justice?

Dedes is concerned about the dangers of Anusapati’s pursuit of justice, as it involves confronting powerful figures like Ken Arok. She expresses her worries that this path will lead to more harm, yet ultimately supports her son’s decision.

Why does the servant overhear the conversation between the king and the Empress?

The servant overhears an important conversation revealing Ken Arok's role in the death of Tunggul Amat, which becomes crucial information for Anusapati to uncover the truth and fuel his quest for justice.

What is the significance of the final scene, where Anusapati's servant completes a task?

The final scene shows the execution of Anusapati’s plan to deal with Ken Arok. His servant successfully carries out the task, demonstrating the unfolding of Anusapati’s revenge and the consequences of his pursuit of justice.