This study is expected to explain and establish an understanding of the protagonist's motivation in the novel. Some conclusions can be made from the analysis of the protagonist's motivation in the novel Five Meters Apart.
Conclusion
As for the factors to arouse the main character's motivation is because she meets someone and makes them fall in love. The first factors to arouse the main character's motivation is that her meeting with Will Newman restored a strong motivation for her.
The novel's main character motivates herself because she has cystic fibrosis, which keeps her in and out of hospital. The other factor that motivates the main character is that Will also has the same disease, which means that they must be separated by a distance of half a meter.
TEENAGER RELATIONSHIP IN NICOLA YOON’S NOVEL EVERYTHING, EVERYTHING
Nurtia Pratiwi Siahaan, Sri Wulan
Abstract
Introduction
They must reveal how teenage relationships are portrayed in the novel and to find out the negative consequences of the relationship for the main character. But this study only focuses on behavior problems that can be found in the novel.
Literature Review
Research on the effects of romantic relationships among adolescents has increased significantly over the past decade, yet almost all studies have been conducted in Western societies. Culturally diverse research is needed to advance understanding of the development and impact of romantic relationships in adolescence.
Research Method
Discussion
- The Portrayal of Teenager Relationship .1 Too Romantic
- Too Intimate
- The Negative Impact of the Relationship to the Protagonist in the Novel
- Opposition
- Carelessness
- Lying
- Anger
- Spheres of Anger
- Causes of Anger
From the quotes above, it is difficult for the protagonist to think clearly. When he sees Olly being attacked by his father, the protagonist cannot remain silent. the protagonist wants to help Olly against Olly's father and cannot resist her desire to stay out of her house. Anger will then take on a new appearance; it will resemble something like "compassionate hope." Nussbaum calls this healthy transition to forward-looking thoughts of well-being, this movement from anger to compassionate hope, a "transition."
Results and Discussion
- Past Experience
- Lack of Problem-Solving Ability
The above quote clearly demonstrates that Jaka does not have the ability to solve his problem in convincing Khairunnisa to become his girlfriend. His rudeness actually scares her and she doesn't want him to come near her.
OVERROTECTIVE MOTHER IN JODDI PICOULT’S NOVEL MY SISTER’S KEEPER
Nur Atikah Ridwan, Zulfan Sahri
The Causes of Overprotective Mother to Her Second Daughter
- Her Illness
- Her Recovery
Sara always looks forward to knowing Kate's condition because her illness can return at any time. She really wants Kate to recover. Kate's health is her priority, so she gets over everything that pertains to Kate.
The Impacts of the Overprotective Mother towards Her Third Daughter This session explains about the impacts of overprotective mother towards her third
- Lacking Affection from Her Mother
- Suffering
She doesn't care about what this daughter will be like if she continues to donate her cells to Kate. This can be seen from how her parent can fight in front of her and not care about the consequences for Anna. All they care about is winning the case in court; therefore they can still take Anna's organs for Kate's recovery.
Even though deep in their hearts they really love Anna, their priority now is simply that Kate is healthy. She does this because she does not want to donate some parts of her organs to Kate again. Another piece of evidence that shows how Anna suffers is when her mother doesn't keep her word.
CAUSES OF CONFLICT
IN HABIBURRAHMAN EL-SHIRAZY’S NOVEL BUMI CINTA
- Conflict
- Types of Conflict
- Internal Conflicts
- External Conflicts
- Causes of the Conflict .1 Temptation
- Difference in Perception
- Results and Discussion 1 Temptation
- Difference in Perception
The main character of the novel has to face external but also internal conflicts. The literary purpose of conflict is to create tension in the story, making readers more interested by leaving them unsure which of the characters or forces will prevail. Therefore, the data in this thesis are dialogues of the main character and narrations derived from the novel.
Ayyas can no longer really hope to be a friend who can save him from the temptation of beautiful girls of the city. Devid told him that the driver of the car they were riding in had offered them Russian girls to go out with. Conflict is always there in the life of man whether it is internal conflict or external conflict.
MOTIVATION IN ANDREA HIRATA’S NOVEL THE RAINBOW TROOPS
- Motivation
- Kinds of Motivation
- Extrinsic Motivation
- Extrinsic Motivation
- Never Giving Up
- Education and Attitude Needs to be Learned
- Intrinsic Motivations .1 Hard Work for Education
- Honesty
From this it can be deduced that extrinsic motivation is a type of motivation that comes from outside the people themselves. Some opinions state that the concept of intrinsic motivation arises when extrinsic motivation is fulfilled. This statement is consistent with the following statement: “Intrinsic motivation describes self-initiated task involvement without apparent extrinsic rewards beyond the activity itself.” The researcher also notes that “a number of researchers define intrinsic motivation as occurring when an activity satisfies basic human needs for competence and control, which makes the activity interesting and likely to be performed for its own sake and not as a means to an end.” reaches. ” It means that intrinsic motivation can be a parameter for someone in doing the job.
The researcher uses a descriptive qualitative method in this study because the data comes from the text of Andrea Hirata's novel “The Rainbow Troops”, which contains motivations in his novel. The main data of the analysis comes from the sentences, sentences and the first existed in the novel "The Rainbow Troops". With absolute certainty, I pressed the button and shouted, “The Chinese national anthem.” And I was wrong: “Minus a hundred.”
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF CAPTIVITY TO THE PROTAGONIST IN EMMA DONOGHUE’S NOVEL ROOM
A. Trivani Desyara, Zulfan Sahri
- Captivity
- Results
- Discussion
- Kinds of Psychological Effect to the Protagonist
- Causes of psychological effect to the Protagonist
This is how the captive describes "Mother and Jack" in the novel, who were kidnapped by Old Nick (the captive). The definition of a prisoner and the story in the novel are really connected. The focus of the discussion is on what psychological effects that Jack experiences in the novel The Room are related to Jack becoming a prisoner and managing to escape from the room. Therefore, when Jack runs out of the room, he is extremely shocked and could not believe that mom is not the only person in the world.
As long as they become captives in the narrow room, it makes them unknown to him. I kick like karate, but she's got me, she's the shroud for the corpses to fall into the sea. We did," she says, when we're both in the back of the car together.
ANTAGONIST’S HATRED TOWARDS PIRATES IN JEFF NATHANSON’S NOVEL
PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: SALAZAR’S REVENGE
- Introduction
- Literature Review
- Antagonist
- Hatred
- Pirate
- Research Methodology
- Research Design
- Analysis and Findings
- The Causes of The Antagonist’s Hatred
- Implementation of Antagonist’s Hatred
- Findings
- Conclusion
The cause of the antagonist's hatred in this novel is an unforgivable mistake made by the protagonist. Due to the severity of the mistake, it became the sole purpose of the antagonist's life. In this study, the discussion focuses on the causes of the antagonist's hatred and the ways in which he enacts his hatred.
The true antagonist is always the fundamental source or cause of the conflict in the story. In the quote below, Salazar is still human and a captain of the Spanish Royal Navy. In the above quote, Salazar is holding the Trident of Poseidon, which means he has control over the sea.
ANTAGONIST’S DOUBLE PERSONALITY IN SHARON SALA’S NOVEL COLD HEART
Anna Syafridah, Asnani
The Antagonist’s Double Personalities
- Being Obsessed with Woman
- Being Kind to Woman
There are two ways of characterizing the protagonist, which show that the antagonist is obsessed with women and he is also kind to women. He wants her out on the terrace and is happy to see her freak out. Reece doesn't know why he's like this, but it's what makes his passion grow.
He cannot offer to take Melissa home because he is very shy and afraid of women. He has to take Melissa home because the principal of his school tells him to do so and he obeys. Even though he is shy and afraid of women, he still has compassion and helps others.
The Cause of the Antagonist’s Double Personality in the Novel
- His Brother’s Death
- Being Accused of a Murderer
Although he is a shy person around women, he even bows his head when talking to women. In the novel, he destroys a room like a madman, but there is also someone who fixes that room. He starts talking to himself but pretends to be talking to Louis.
After analyzing the antagonist's dual personality in the novel Hladno srce, some conclusions can be made. He is obsessed with women and scares them to death before raping her. The reason for the antagonist's dual personality found in the novel is the death of his brother and the accusation of murder.
GO TO SLEEP Sofia Idham Nasution, Zulfan Sahri
Introduction
- Marital Infidelity
- Types of Marital Infidelity
- Accidental Infidelity
- Romantic Infidelity
- Marital Arrangements
- Impact of Marital Infidelity
- Negative Impacts of Marital Infidelity
- Divorce
- Illness
- Loneliness
- Loss of Trust and Intimacy
- Guilt and Shame
- Emotional Trauma
- Divorce
- Loneliness
- Emotional Trauma
- Illness
According to Pittman (1989) in Pour et.al, types of marital infidelity are accidental infidelity, romantic infidelity and marital arrangements as described in the following sections. In the novel Before I Go To Sleep, the main character Christine suffered short-term memory loss due to infidelity. It is important to identify what is missing in the marital relationship and repair that loss (https://www.Beliefnet.
He knows that in his dream he is in another bathroom; it's not in her house. After analyzing the negative impacts of marital infidelity in the novel Before I Go to Sleep, there are some findings that can be presented. It was found that in the novel Before I Go to Sleep there are negative effects of marital infidelity.
A FEMINIST STYLISTICS ANALYSIS
IN RUPI KAUR’S THE SUN AND HER FLOWERS Saskia Febiola Siregar, Eddy Setia, Siamir Marulafau
- Linguistics Determinism
- Feminism
- Language and Gender
- Stylistics
- Feminist Stylistics
- The Adopted Model
- Stylistics Analysis
- Analysis at the Word Level
- Ready-Made Phrase
- Presupposition and Inference
- Metaphor
- Jokes and Humour
- What’s the difference between a Rottweiler and a woman with PMT?
- Lipstick
- Characterization
- Schemata
Analysis at the level of words: Mills says that language can produce our perception of gender roles and sexism or is that the consequences of sexism in society are controversial issues. In the next chapter 'the fall', the generic pronouns mentioned 'men' in "where panic attacks turn men into doctors to keep me calm" also follow the specific male characters that is, 'doctor' (pg,70). Another proverb, "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach," naturalizes a number of different ideological messages, Mills.
Mills focuses on characterization by analyzing “the way stereotypical notions often shape the language choices made when describing characters in fiction…”. At the phrase and sentence level, multiple sentences indicate that the text in the book has a specific gender. At the discourse level, the major difference between men and women is that men are always depicted as being in charge of women, while women, for example, are always described in terms of body parts and the one to be blamed and controlled; “the men will get angry and fight” (for men) “if I just “learn to act like a lady” (for women), “slut shaming” (for women), “virgin praise” (for women).
