KOMPETENSI PROFESIONAL: ASSIGNMENT M3 LA2

Assignment M3 LA 2

Instructions

Try to get information about a fable in your home town and summarize it using the generic structure (setting, characters, events, resolution, and conclusion).

The Rabbit and the Farmer’s Dog

In a large corn plantation, there was a farmer's dog that looked after the field from the rabbits. Corn leaves were often eaten by rabbits so that the corn plants could not grow properly and if the plants did not grow well, the corn harvest would also be greatly reduced, so the farmer placed a trained dog on the plantation. Every day the dog wandered around and examined corn-disturbing animals on farmers' plantations.

One morning the dog woke up from his sleep and then he walked around the corn plantation. When he walked, the dog kissed the smell of rabbits from a distance. He followed the direction of the smell until finally he saw a rabbit ate young shoots of corn. The dog walked slowly toward the rabbit. When he was very close to the rabbit, he immediately chased him very quickly. But the rabbit heard the dog's step because rabbits have long ears and are very sensitive to sound. The rabbit avoided the dog quickly he jumped very fast and very far.

The dog kept chasing him even though the rabbit was getting away from the dog's distance but the dog didn’t give up. The dog had the ability to run without stopping so he tried to chase the rabbit without fatigue. Even so, the rabbit which a quick jumper, avoided the dog and made him lose the track. The dog started sniffing the rabbit's smell again and soon he found the rabbit. He chased the rabbit faster than before but he could not get it again. The rabbit moved to another field.

The dog did not continue his chase. He continued to walk around his master’s field to secure the corn plantation. It turned out that the event was watched by a crow that was perched on a tree whose leaves were falling when the dog passed the tree.  The crow asked him “It turned out that the rabbit was tighter than you”.  Then the dog said calmly “Didn't you see the difference what's so striking between me and that rabbit?” The crow replied “I didn't see that difference, what difference do you mean by that?” Then, the dog replied “I ran to catch food while he ran to defend his life, a desire will determine someone’s effort”

Moral Message: If we have a strong desire and passion to realize what we want, then sooner or later, it will help us to get our destiny or our goal in our life.

The Generic Structure of the Fable “The Rabbit and the Farmer’s dog”
Setting	In a large corn plantation, one morning, on a tree
Characters	Farmer’s dog, the rabbit, the crow, the farmer
Events	-          There was a farmer’s dog that looked after the farmer’s large corn plantation. -          One morning, a rabbit came in and ate young shoots of corn leaves. -          The dog chased the rabbit and tried to catch him. But, the rabbit could save his life. He jumped quickly too.
Resolution	The farmer’s dog stopped his chase to the rabbit. Then the crow who perched on a tree and watched them, told him that the rabbit was tighter than him. The dog said calmly that he ran to catch food while the rabbit ran to defend his life.
Conclusion	Strong desire leads us to the destiny or goal in our life