CHAPTER 6 FRACTURED STORY - MATERI KELAS X SMA/SMK SEMESTER 2 KURIKULUM MERDEKA

Summary

This lesson introduces fractured stories, a retelling of traditional tales with altered elements to convey modern or updated moral lessons. The speaker explains the components of narrative texts, such as plot, characters, and point of view, and covers different types, including fictional narratives, autobiographies, biographies, memoirs, and legends. Fractured stories involve changes like new characters, switched roles, modified settings, or modernized events. Examples such as 'Cinderella' and 'Thumbelina' highlight these transformations. Students are encouraged to analyze original and fractured story versions to understand these changes.

Takeaways

• 😀 A narrative text is a story that entertains and includes key elements like plot, characters, and point of view.
• 😀 Narrative texts are structured into three parts: orientation, complication, and resolution.
• 😀 Common types of narrative texts include fictional narratives, autobiographies, biographies, memoirs, and legends.
• 😀 A fractured story is a retelling of a traditional story with modified elements to offer a more modern lesson or perspective.
• 😀 The main goal of a fractured story is to teach updated morals or convey a contemporary message.
• 😀 Key elements of a fractured story include characters, setting, plot, and point of view, all of which can be changed from the original story.
• 😀 Fractured stories can involve changing characters, switching good and bad roles, modifying the setting, and making the story humorous or modern.
• 😀 Examples of fractured stories include updated versions of 'Cinderella', 'The Frog Prince', and 'The Gingerbread Cowboy'.
• 😀 Authors can alter elements like character roles, setting, or events to create a fresh twist on traditional narratives.
• 😀 Fractured stories can help engage readers by making familiar stories more relevant or entertaining in modern contexts.
• 😀 Students can practice creating fractured stories by altering traditional tales, such as changing characters, settings, and plot events.

Q & A

What is the main goal of a narrative text?

The main goal of a narrative text is to entertain the readers or listeners.

What are the three key elements of a narrative text?

The three key elements of a narrative text are plot, characters, and point of view.

What are the typical components of a narrative text structure?

A narrative text typically consists of orientation, complication, and resolution.

What tense is often used in narrative texts?

Narrative texts often use the past tense, particularly the simple past tense.

Can you name some types of narrative texts mentioned in the script?

Some types of narrative texts mentioned are fictional narrative, autobiography, biography, memoir, and legend.

What is a fictional narrative?

A fictional narrative is a story that is not based on real events or real people, such as a novel, short story, fable, or fairy tale.

What is an autobiography?

An autobiography is a narrative text that tells the life story of the author, written from the first-person perspective.

What is the difference between a biography and an autobiography?

A biography tells the life story of someone other than the author, written from a third-person perspective, while an autobiography is written by the author themselves in the first-person perspective.

What does the term 'fractured story' mean?

A fractured story is a retelling of a traditional story in which some elements of the original story are changed, such as characters, setting, or events, to convey a more modern moral message.

What are some elements that can be changed in a fractured story?

Elements that can be changed in a fractured story include the characters, setting, plot, and point of view.

Can you provide an example of a fractured story mentioned in the script?

One example of a fractured story is the traditional tale of 'Cinderella,' which can be retold with a different setting, characters, or events to create a more modern version.

What is the main purpose of changing elements in a fractured story?

The main purpose of changing elements in a fractured story is to update the moral lesson or convey a more modern perspective to the audience.