Narrative Text Part 2

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A. Definition Narrative Text

Narrative text is a non-fiction story that can be in the form of myths, fairy tales, folklore, and so on. That way, narrative text is in the form of a fictional story (composition) that aims to entertain the reader.

B. types of narrative text

Narrative text can be imaginary or factual. Here is an example of the genre of Narrative text:

- Fairy tale

- Mystery

- Science fiction

- Romance

- Horror

- Fable

- Myths and legends

- History

- Slice of life

- Personal experience

Characteristics
After knowing the meaning and types of narrative text, you need to know the characteristics of narrative text, along with its characteristics.
  • Narrative text tells about a story that happened in the past.
  • Using nouns or nouns to replace the words animals, people, things in the story. For example the dwarfs, carriage and so on.
  • Usually, they are stories that are already known by many people and developed in the community. Examples such as The Rabbit and The Turtle, Malin Kundang and so on.
  • The elements of narrative text consist of setting time, place, story theme, character, atmosphere, conflict and resolution.
  • Arranged in a simple sequel or several complex sequels.
Generic Structure of Narrative Text
Narrative text has three main elements that must be in a narrative text story, along with an explanation.
  • Orientation, is the initial paragraph that contains the introduction of the characters involved in an event in the story. In addition, orientation contains the place of occurrence and the time of the story.
  • Complication, consists of paragraphs that explain the beginning of the event or occurrence. The beginning of the incident became a series of storylines which then continued to conflict, climax and anti-climax.
  • Resolution, is the final part of the story. As the name implies, the third structure of this narrative text contains a solution.

Example :


                                                                        Lutung Kasarung 

Once upon a time there lived a princess named Purbasari. He is the youngest son of Prabu Tapa Agung who is the king of the Pasir Batang kingdom.

Purbasari has six older sisters, namely Purbararang, Purbadewata, Purbaendah, Purbakancana, Purbamanik and Purbaleuih. Purbasari is very good in nature and behavior. He is gentle, kind, and helpful. Anyone who needs help is happy to help.

In addition to her beautiful heart, Purbasari also has a beautiful and handsome face, everyone who sees her will fall in love at first sight. Unfortunately, Purbararang's beauty and kindness did not decline from her eldest brother, Purbararang, who had a very bad temper.

Although beautiful, Purbararang is very rude, arrogant, cruel and envious of anyone.


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