X MIPA 2 kelompok 3 teater tradisional (keong mas)

Summary

In the kingdom of Asgard, two princes, Chandra and Galuh, vie for power and the love of the people. Chandra is adored for his kindness, while Galuh's jealousy leads him to seek the help of a wizard to curse Chandra, turning him into a snail. Despite the curse, a kind soul cares for Chandra, and he eventually returns to his human form. In the end, Chandra marries a princess, and Galuh is exiled, restoring peace to the kingdom. This tale of rivalry, jealousy, and redemption concludes with Chandra's happiness and Galuh's downfall.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script begins with several individuals introducing themselves with various roles such as king, prince, magician, and narrator.
• 😀 The setting is a kingdom called Asgard, where the story revolves around two princes, Chandra and Galuh.
• 😀 Chandra is favored by the people due to his kindness and charm, while Galuh feels envious and resentful of his brother's popularity.
• 😀 The kingdom is visited by another kingdom, Pamotan, which has made a promise to give a key to Medan to one of the princes.
• 😀 Galuh, feeling overlooked, confronts a sorcerer to curse his brother, Chandra, with a transformation spell.
• 😀 The sorcerer agrees to cast the curse on Chandra, but only if there is a price to be paid for it.
• 😀 The curse transforms Chandra into a snail, and Galuh believes that this will give him a chance to be chosen as the suitor for Princess Kajang.
• 😀 A kind individual finds the snail (Chandra) and decides to care for it, unaware of its true identity.
• 😀 Chandra, still in snail form, eventually reveals his true identity to the person who has been caring for him.
• 😀 Despite Galuh’s treachery, Chandra is eventually restored to human form, and he marries Princess Kajang, while Galuh is exiled from the kingdom.
• 😀 The story concludes with Chandra and the princess living happily ever after, while Galuh faces the consequences of his jealousy and betrayal.

Q & A

What is the main setting of the story?

The story takes place in the kingdom of Asgard, where a king and his two sons, Chandra and Galuh, live.

Why is Prince Chandra more loved by the people than Prince Galuh?

Prince Chandra is more loved by the people due to his kindness and friendliness, making him a beloved figure among the citizens.

What causes Prince Galuh to harbor resentment towards his brother, Chandra?

Prince Galuh becomes resentful of Prince Chandra because he feels overshadowed and outshined by his brother's popularity, leading to feelings of jealousy and bitterness.

What significant event is about to take place in the kingdom of Asgard?

A significant event is the royal marriage, where the king plans to choose one of his sons to marry Princess Kajang from the kingdom of Pamotan.

What does Prince Galuh do in response to the decision regarding the marriage?

Prince Galuh becomes upset and challenges the fairness of the decision, claiming it is unjust that Chandra is being chosen over him.

How does Prince Galuh attempt to take revenge on his brother Chandra?

Prince Galuh seeks the help of a sorcerer to curse Prince Chandra, turning him into a helpless creature, a snail, as an act of vengeance.

What is the sorcerer's role in the story?

The sorcerer is called by Prince Galuh to cast a curse on Prince Chandra, turning him into a snail. The sorcerer agrees, but only with the condition of a payment.

How does Prince Chandra end up being transformed?

Prince Chandra is cursed by the sorcerer and turned into a snail. Despite this, he retains his identity and is later discovered by a kind person who helps him.

What happens after Prince Chandra is transformed into a snail?

A kind person finds the snail and takes care of it, unaware that it is Prince Chandra in disguise. Later, Prince Chandra is restored to his human form and continues his journey.

How does the story conclude?

The story concludes with Prince Chandra marrying Princess Kajang, and Prince Galuh being exiled from the kingdom. Eventually, Prince Chandra and the princess live happily ever after.