STOP PERUNDUNGAN!

Summary

The script follows Rimo, a high school student, who struggles with bullying and social isolation due to his appearance and socioeconomic status. His classmates mock him, calling him names like 'Satria Baja Hitam,' and his teachers label him lazy. Despite these hardships, Rimo reflects on his past happiness and support from his parents, while lamenting how school has become a prison. The constant bullying affects his mental health, and he feels misunderstood by both his peers and teachers. His situation highlights the damaging effects of bullying and social stigma.

Takeaways

• 😢 Rimo, a 3rd-year high school student, feels reluctant to go to school due to constant bullying.
• 👎 His classmates mock him, calling him 'Satria Baja Hitam' because of his dark skin and tough appearance.
• 💔 Rimo is frequently insulted by being called poor, dumb, and worthless, which deeply affects his self-esteem.
• 😓 Despite trying to ignore the bullying, Rimo constantly wonders what is wrong with him and why he deserves such treatment.
• 👨‍🏫 His teacher also labels him as lazy, without understanding the emotional toll school life has taken on him.
• 😨 Rimo feels intense fear and insecurity at school, often feeling small and insignificant in the presence of his peers.
• 🧠 The constant bullying and isolation lead him to become rebellious and disinterested in his studies.
• 😔 Rimo reflects that school feels like a prison, and he often goes home crying, questioning his worth and existence.
• 📱 On social media, the bullying continues as Rimo is ridiculed for being poor, exacerbating his feelings of uselessness.
• 🚨 The bullying and mistreatment are leading to severe mental health challenges for Rimo, as he feels misunderstood and deeply hurt.

Q & A

Who is the main character in the script?

The main character is Rimo, a 3rd-year high school student.

Why does Rimo feel reluctant to go to school?

Rimo feels reluctant to go to school because his classmates constantly bully him, calling him names like 'Satria Baja Hitam' due to his appearance.

What are the reasons Rimo's classmates bully him?

Rimo's classmates bully him because of his dark skin, his hard body, and because they perceive him as poor and unintelligent.

How does Rimo's teacher perceive him?

Rimo's teacher perceives him as lazy, but the teacher doesn’t understand the reasons behind Rimo’s behavior.

How does Rimo feel about his school environment?

Rimo feels scared and small at school, as his classmates constantly make him feel insignificant.

What changes does Rimo observe in his behavior compared to before?

Rimo notices that he used to be cheerful and active, with support from his parents, but now he has become rebellious and lazy due to the bullying at school.

What does Rimo do when he gets home after school?

When Rimo gets home, he often reflects and cries, questioning why he was born like this and why he faces so much hardship.

How does social media affect Rimo's mental state?

Social media worsens Rimo’s mental state, as he continues to be ridiculed online, being called poor and useless.

What impact has bullying had on Rimo's sense of self-worth?

Bullying has made Rimo feel worthless and has caused him to question the value of his life.

What issue is raised at the end of the script regarding Rimo’s mental health?

The script raises the issue of how bullying and violence at school can lead to mental health issues.