Stop motion Hikayat Bunga Kemuning | Kelompok 2

Summary

In a kingdom, a wise and just king has ten daughters, but after the death of his wife, he becomes distant from them. The princesses grow spoiled, except for the youngest, Putri Kuning, who is kind and humble. When the king returns from a journey, he gives a necklace to his daughters, but the jealous Putri Hijau falsely accuses Putri Kuning of theft, leading to her tragic death. From her grave blooms a flower, the Kemuning, symbolizing her lasting kindness and purity, reminding all of the beauty of goodness even after death.

Takeaways

• 😀 The king was wise and just, known for his fair leadership and love for his ten daughters.
• 😀 Each of the king's daughters was named after a different color, including Putri Jambon, Putri Nila, and Putri Kuning (Yellow), the youngest.
• 😀 The king's wife passed away after giving birth to Putri Kuning, which left the king increasingly busy with his royal duties.
• 😀 The daughters grew up spoiled and often quarreled, except for Putri Kuning, who was kind-hearted and avoided conflicts.
• 😀 The king once asked his daughters if they wanted anything during his travels, and all except Putri Kuning requested expensive gifts.
• 😀 Putri Kuning, humble and content, asked for nothing, only peace, which pleased the king.
• 😀 Putri Hijau (Green) became jealous of Putri Kuning after seeing her wear a beautiful necklace the king had gifted.
• 😀 Putri Hijau falsely accused Putri Kuning of stealing the necklace, leading to an argument that ended tragically.
• 😀 Putri Kuning died as a result of the conflict, and her sisters kept silent about the incident, fearing the king's wrath.
• 😀 After Putri Kuning's death, a beautiful flower named *Kemuning* (a fragrant yellow flower) bloomed at her grave, symbolizing her kindness and goodness even after her death.

Q & A

Who is the central character in the story?

The central character is Princess Kuning (Princess Yellow), the youngest daughter of a wise and just king.

What is the relationship between the king and his daughters?

The king is a loving father, but due to his royal duties, he becomes less involved in his daughters' lives. His daughters are raised by a nurse and grow up to be spoiled and often quarrel with each other.

Why is Princess Kuning different from her sisters?

Princess Kuning is kind, humble, and content, preferring solitude over conflict. Unlike her sisters, she is not spoiled and always remains cheerful and good-natured.

What happens when the king decides to go on a journey?

The king asks his daughters if they want anything before he leaves. While her sisters request expensive gifts, Princess Kuning asks for nothing, showing her modesty and love for her father.

How does Princess Kuning react when her sisters fight over the gifts?

Princess Kuning does not engage in the conflict. She remains peaceful and unaffected by the jealousy of her sisters, further emphasizing her kind and calm nature.

What tragic event occurs during the story?

The jealousy of Princess Kuning's sisters leads to her false accusation of theft. This results in Princess Kuning’s death, which deeply saddens the king.

What happens after Princess Kuning's death?

The king buries Princess Kuning in the garden, and months later, a mysterious flower grows on her grave. This flower, named 'Kemuning,' symbolizes her purity and goodness.

What significance does the 'Kemuning' flower hold?

The 'Kemuning' flower, with its resemblance to Princess Kuning’s robe and the green stone necklace, symbolizes her enduring spirit. It continues to give beauty and fragrance to the world, even after her death.

How do the other princesses react to Princess Kuning's simplicity?

The other princesses are envious of Princess Kuning's simplicity and goodness. They resent her modesty, especially when she doesn't ask for material gifts like they do.

What lesson can be learned from Princess Kuning's story?

The story teaches that goodness, humility, and love are more valuable than material wealth or appearances. Even in death, Princess Kuning's virtues live on through the symbolic flower that represents her enduring kindness.