Question

A long, long time ago in a faraway land, there was a poor miller who wanted to get rich, so the told the King that his daughter could spin straw into gold. When the King heard this he gave this order "Put the girl in the tower and lock a room filled with straw. If she spins the straw into got will let her go. If not-she will stay here forever." Left alone in the locked room in the tower the miller's daughter started crying, because she didn't know how to turn all that straw into gold. Suddenly an imp appeared out of nowhere. "I can help you turn the straw into gold, but you should give me your gold necklace in exchange," he said. She agreed. The next day, the King came in. He was astonished! He saw that the straw was gone and now the room was filled with gold "Put her in the bigger room with more straw tonight. If she turns it into gold, will free her the King ordered. That night, the imp appeared again and offered to help her. but this time he asked for her ring By the morning, the straw had been turned into gold and the imp had disappeared into thin air Once again, the King was astonished by the miller's daughter Put her in a bigger room with even more straw. If she spins that straw again into gold, I will marry her and make her my Queen," said the King Night came and the imp appeared again. "I've nothing left to give you," the girl said "You can promise me that you will give me your first child in exchange for my help," the imp answered. The girl had no choice. She could not do with the straw. So she promised to give her first child. And just as the night before, the imp turned the straw into gold and then disappeared The next moming, when he entered the room, the King was amazed- it was filled with gold again! He kept his promise because he thought that the miller's daughter could make him rich. They got married and soon the queen gave birth to a child. When the imp came to ask for the child, she got scared that the King would lock her in the tower. "I will give you as much gold as you wish, just don't take my child," she begged "I have no interest in your gold. But I will let you keep your child if you guess my name within three days," he answered. The queen agreed. Two days passed and she kept listing names unsuccessfully, "William, Oliver, Peter, George, Harry, Nathan, Ben, Charles, Alexander, Daniel, Max...", but the imp kept saying "No" to all her guesses. The queen decided to send a messenger to follow the imp and find out his real name. The man followed him to a cottage in the woods. On the way, the imp sang to himself, which started like this, "Tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow, I'll go to the King's house, nobody knows my name, I'm called Rumpelstiltskin..." The next day the imp returned to the palace and the queen kept listing names as if she didn't know, "Geoffrey, Robert, Luke, Felix, Oscar, Douglas..." until she finally listed "Rumpelstiltskin". The imp got so angry. In a flash, he stomped his left foot in the ground so hard that a big hole opened and he disappeared into it forever

















carilah struktur text itu

• orientation
• communicator
• resolution
• re orientation/coda​

Answer 1

Jawaban: Orientation: The story starts by introducing a poor miller who wants to get rich and tells the King that his daughter can spin straw into gold. The King orders the daughter to be locked in a tower and a room filled with straw, with the promise of freedom if she can spin the straw into gold.

Complication: Left alone in the tower, the miller's daughter is unable to spin the straw into gold until an imp appears and offers to help her in exchange for her gold necklace. The imp appears again on the second night and asks for her ring, and on the third night, the imp asks for her first child in exchange for his help.

Climax: The miller's daughter becomes the queen when she is able to spin all the straw into gold, and she gives birth to a child. The imp comes to claim the child, but the queen begs for mercy and offers him gold instead. The imp agrees to let her keep the child if she can guess his name within three days.

Resolution: The queen sends a messenger to follow the imp and find out his real name. She finally guesses his name, Rumpelstiltskin, and the imp disappears in a fit of rage, stomping his left foot so hard that he creates a hole in the ground and falls into it.

Re-orientation/Coda: The story ends with the queen and her child living happily ever after, having escaped the imp's demands.

Overall, the narrative structure of the story follows a classic fairy tale structure, with a clear orientation, a complication, a climax, a resolution, and a re-orientation or coda.

Penjelasan:

Answer 2

Orientation:

Introducing the background of the story and the main character, a poor miller who wants to get rich.

Communicator:

The miller's daughter is put in the tower with straw and the King orders her to spin straw into gold.

The imp appears and helps the girl turn the straw into gold in exchange for her gold necklace and ring.

The King orders the girl to spin even more straw into gold, and the imp helps her again in exchange for a promise to give him her first child.

The girl becomes queen and gives birth to a child. The imp returns and asks for the child, but the queen tries to make a deal with him to keep the child.

The imp agrees to let her keep the child if she can guess his name within three days.

Resolution:

The queen successfully guesses the imp's name, Rumpelstiltskin, and he disappears forever in anger.

Re-orientation/Coda:

The story concludes with a moral lesson that people should be careful about making promises they can't keep, and that greed can have consequences.

Penjelasan bahasa indonesianya :

Struktur teks cerita tersebut adalah sebagai berikut:

Orientasi: memperkenalkan tokoh dan latar belakang cerita, yaitu tentang seorang tukang giling yang ingin menjadi kaya dengan mengaku bahwa putrinya bisa memintal jerami menjadi emas.

Komunikator: raja yang memberikan perintah untuk mengunci putri di dalam menara dan memberikan ultimatum agar putri bisa memintal jerami menjadi emas.

Resolusi: munculnya peri yang menawarkan bantuan untuk memintal jerami menjadi emas, dan berhasil membantu putri untuk memenuhi permintaan raja.

Re-orientasi: peri menuntut janji putri untuk memberikan anak pertamanya sebagai imbalan bantuan yang diberikannya. Putri akhirnya berhasil menebak nama peri dan membebaskan diri dari janji tersebut.