The story of the Kabayan Ngala Tutut
The story
of the Kabayan Ngala Tutut
The Intrinsic Element
of Si Kabayan Ngala Tutut
Theme: humanity
Flow: forward flow
Characters and
characters:
Kabayan: obedient, stupid
Grandma: grumpy
Settings (Background):
Background: House, Rice
Field
Background: Fun,
surprising
The story
of the Kabayan Ngala Tutut
Si Kabayan who is
unemployed, is seen rolling on the sofa in the yard of the house, sometimes
dreams like that, wakes up thinking about the country.
That is, Si Kabayan who
does not have a job, is lying on a wooden bed located in the yard, sometimes
daydreaming like a person who is dizzy thinking about the country's problems.
"Kabayan hundang,
the sun is already in my head," said Ninina, "No work, I'm fixing the
first knee."
Meaning: "Kabayan
wakes up, the sun is already on his head," said his grandmother,
"Instead of being silent, it is not clear to kneel down."
"Should I go with
Ni?" Kabayan lost the question.
Meaning: "Where did
you take it, Grandma?" Kabayan even asked again.
"Like it doesn't
matter, it's to the fields, the search for fields that have been plowed, until
the knees are a lot."
Meaning: "Don't
pretend you don't know, it's in the fields, look for new fields in the plow,
that's a lot of tailings."
Not long after, Si
Kabayan wept bitterly, walking after the shadows, until he came to a field that
was sweeping. See lots of knees, because the water is clear.
Meaning: Not long after,
he walked around following his shadow, until finally he came to a field that
had just been plowed, It looks like a lot of knees, because the water is clear.
Because in the hills
there is a shadow of the sky, Kabayan feels the terrain is very deep. I don't
think the water is there yet.
Meaning: Because when he
sees the shadow of the sky, he thinks that the field is deep, even though the
water level is less than an inch.
“This is why the terrain
is so deep,” said Si Kabayan.
Meaning: "Why is this
rice field so deep," said Si Kabayan in his heart.
Then we noticed pain and
stiffness in the jackfruit tree, meant to make it easier to open the knee.
Meaning: Next he looks
for skewers and jackfruit sap, meaning let him easily take the tail.
On the day he grabbed
only the painful bite, but none of the knees were injured by the bite. Only won
three, that's also because the knees are on the side of the pile.
Meaning : All day he only
sticks rubber on a skewer, but not a single knee has been successfully glued by
the rubber. There are some but there are also because they are obtained from
tutut which is located next to the rice fields.
At home, her grandmother
waited until she was exhausted, she had prepared herbs to soothe her knees.
"Kamana iye slave, meuni geus rek wanci asar," Ninina cringed.
Meaning: At home, her
grandmother waits until she is upset, even though she has prepared some spices
for cooking tutut. "Where is this child, it will soon be Asr time,"
he said to himself.
Feeling strange, Ninina followed
into the field. Really, look to Si Kabayan to say for himself, because it's so
hard to open the knees.
Meaning: Sensing
something strange, his grandmother followed him into the fields. It's true, it
looks like Si Kabayan is talking to himself, because it's hard to grab a knee
with a rubber band.
"Kabayan, it took a
long time to open the knee, even though it was a knee in the field box, why did
you lose the show?" means grandma.
Meaning: "Kabayan,
it took a long time to pick up the tail, even though there are many tails
scattered on the field, why are you just looking?" His grandmother
insisted.
"I'm sorry grandma,
this field is very deep, difficult to do, you can always see directly, you can
see the shadow of the sky, the meaning is very deep."
Meaning: "I'm sorry
Grandma, this rice field is very deep, very difficult, look at it, you can see
the shadow again, it means this rice field is very deep."
Hearing Si Kabayan's
answer, Ninina was very upset, so we immediately threw her into the field box.
Meaning: Hearing Si
Kabayan's answer, his grandmother was very upset, she was immediately put on
the field.
"Hey, it's shallow,
if you're from tatadi in ala we tutuna."
Meaning: "Well, how
come it's not as deep as this, if it's like this, I've been kneeling all this
time."
"How are you?"
Leos Ninina returned home.
Meaning: "Up to
you," His grandmother left him and went home.
Can anyone mention the
intrinsic elements of the Kabayan Ngala Tutut fairy tale?
The intrinsic elements of
the story above are