CHAPTER III RESEARCH METHOD
3.6 Data Analysis
4.1.4 The Solution or Ending of the Story
It is described by the author when the delegation arrives from Blefuscu with offering a peace up to Guliiver left the island, in the twenty fourth of September 1701. It is found on page 41 up to page 69.
About three weeks after this exploit, there arrived a solemn embassy from Blefuscu, with humble offers of a peace. ; which was soon concluded upon conditions very advantageous to our Emperor. They began with many compliments upon my valour and generosity, invited me to that kingdom in the Emperor their master's name, and desired me to show them some proofs of my prodigious strength, of which they had heard so many wonders.
Accordingly, the next time 1 had the honour to see our Emperor, 1 desired his general license to wait on the Blefuscudians monarch, as I could plainly in a very cold manner. (page:41)
His Majesty presented me with fifty purses of two hundred sprugs a-piece together with his picture at full length, which I put immediately into one of my gloves, to keep it from being hurt. (page: 66)
1 set sail on the twenty-fourth day of September 1701, at six in the morning. And when I had gone about four leagues to the northward, the wind being in the south-sea, at six in the evening 1 descried a small island about a hay 'a league to the north-west. I advanced forward, and cast anchor on the all-side of the island, which seerned to be uninhabited. (page:67)
It is not easy to express the joy 1 was in upon the unexpected hope of once more seeing my beloved country. We were now in the latitude of 30 degrees of south; there were about fifty men in the ship; and here I met an old comrade of mine, Peter William who gave me a good character to the
Captain. This gentlemen treated me with kindness. (page:68)
We arrived in the Downs on the thirteenth of April 1702. the rest of my cattle I got safe on shore, and set them a graiing in a bowling green at
Greenwich, where the fineness of the grass made them very heartily. The short time 1 continued in England, l made considerable profit by showing ma cattle to many persons of quality, and others; and before 1 began my second voyage, I sold them for six hundred pounds. (page: 68)
I stayed about two months with my wife and family; for my insatiable desire of seeing foreign countries would suffer me to continue no longer. I left j jiteen hundred pounds with my wife and fixed her a good house at Redriff.
(p,age:69)
4.1.4.1 The Elements of Setting in the Solution or Ending of the Story.
The actual geographical location in form of the topographies are described in some places. Those are an island, Downs, England, Greenwich and R.edriff. An Island is described when Gulliver dropped anchor and ate some food and slept well for about six hours. Downs is described as the Gulliver's destination after leaving the island. England is described when Gulliver arrived in this country. Greenwich is described when Gulliver his sheep fed heartily on the fine grass. Redriff is described when Gulliver resembled with his wife and children for two months and bought a nice house for his family. The scenery is described at the sea, because this scene has relation with the character activity, namely traveling all by the way. The occupation and model of day-to-day of the character existence of the character is found that the
activities of Gulliver were making voyages to Downs and England. The historical period is in the twentyfourth of September, 170 1. It is described when Gulliver left the island with an English captain. The season is the wind was so favorable.
The religious environment is not found in this part. The moral environment is honest and kind environment. It is shown when Gulliver's friend taken him up from the sea, and had spent much money that he wanted sincerely. Then, the intellectual and social environment is not found in this part last environment is emotional
environment. It is described when Gulliver saw a British flag on the ship, and he can not express his joy at the hope that he once more seeing his beloved country. It is shows his happy feeling.
4,1.4.2 The Types of Setting in the Solution or Ending of the Story.
There are one type of the setting found in this part only, these are neutral setting. The neutral setting is found in Downs. This place is just described as the main character's destination after leaving -the island. The spiritual setting is not found in this part.
It is concluded that the actual geographical location is found in an Island, Downs, England, Greenwich and Redriff. The scenery is at the sea. The detail of room's interior is not found in this part. The main character's activities are making a voyages. There are two environments which found in this section. The moral environment is honest and kind environment. The emotional environment is shown
by the main character when he saw a flag of British and he felt very joy. The type of setting found in that the neutral setting is described in Downs.