6517 19385 1 PB
6517 19385 1 PB
6517 19385 1 PB
2021
e-ISSN 2775-4359
Abstract
This research is entitled “The Study of Characterization of the
Main Character in Brave movie”. This research is focused on
the characterization approach based on the three dimensions
of the main character and intrinsic components in the movie.
The main purpose of the research is to determine how the
author describes the main character in terms of physiological,
psychological, and sociological dimensions. The data for this
research was collected using the documentation technique,
which was based on library research. The obtained data were
then descriptively analyzed using the descriptive qualitative
method. This research uses theory from Kenney (1966) to
explain category the main character and for theory of three
dimension of characterization proposed by Egri (1985). The
data source of this study is a movie entitled Brave (2012). Based
on Kenney’s theory, the writer found that the main character
in Brave movie as dynamic character. In addition, based on
Egri’s theory, there are three dimensions (physiological,
psychological, and sociological) involved in the shaping
and presentation of the main character. From the result
conducted, this study there was found 8 data of dimension of
characterization including 5 data of Psychological, 2 data of
Physiological, and 1 data of Sociological.
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Introduction
Method
Discussion
From this data, it can be seen that Merida and her mother
are preparing to attend a meeting with 3 clans. Where the meeting
discussed Merida’s engagement. After dressing neatly Merida
looks charming wearing a royal dress. She also has a slim body,
blue eyes, a small face, thick lips, and curly long red hair. And she
has sharp eyes because she is good at using archery. As seen in the
sentence “remember to smile” her mother said that Merida should
always be seen smiling to show the side of beauty in herself.
Data 4
Elinor : You’ve embarrassed them. You’ve embarrassed
me.
Merida : I followed the rules! You don’t know what you’ve
done! I don’t care...
Elinor : There’ll be fire and swords if it’s not set right.
Merida : Just listen!
Elinor : I am the Queen! You listen to me!
From the data above, it can be seen that the mother was
very angry and felt ashamed of Merida because she had done
things that were out of bounds during the competition. But
here Merida doesn’t care about what she has done in front of
everyone. With her emotions, Merida takes her arrow and starts
shooting at the target in front of her. He was annoyed that none
of the 3 clans could shoot properly and hit the target. After doing
so, Merida was pulled by her mother to go to her room and they
chatted in a slightly annoyed tone because what she had done
earlier had made her mother very embarrassed in front of the
crowd.
Data 5
Merida : Mom, we need to get back to the castle!
Merida : If we don’t hurry, you’ll become like Mor’du! A
bear, a real bear.
Merida : Forever! Mend the bond torn by pride. The witch
gave us the answer. The tapestry!
made with her mother. She feels very guilty after what she did
to her mother put her mother in a dangerous situation, Merida
selfishly gave her mother a cake that had been given a mixture of
ingredients that made the mother turn into a big bear. But here
it can be seen in the sentence “The witch gave us the answer. The
tapestry! “ When Merida recalled the message conveyed by the
witch, she cleverly immediately thought of repairing the tapestry
that she had torn off when she fought with her mother. She is sure
that the rug will be able to return his mother to how she used to
be. And the conclusion here is that Merida looks responsible for
what she has done to her mother and is starting to fix it.
Data 6
Merida : It’s a peace offering. I made it. For you. Special.
Elinor : You made this for me? Interesting flavour.
Merida : How do you feel?
Elinor : What is that?
Merida : Different? Tart and gamey... Have you changed
your mind at all about the marriage and all that?
Data 8
Merida : Firstborn?
Elinor : And thus compete for the hand of the princess
of DunBroch. To win the fair maiden, they must
prove their worth by feats of strength or arms
in the games.
Elinor : It is customary that the challenge be determined
by the princess herself.
Merida : Archery, archery! I choose...archery.
Dynamic Character
Data 1
Merida : You’re never there for me. This whole marriage
is what you want!
Merida : Do you ever bother to ask what I want? No! You
walk around telling me what to do, what not to
do, trying to make me feel like you.
Merida : Well, I’m not going to be like you!
Elinor : Oh, you’re acting like a child.
From the data above, that can be seen the conflict caused
in the scene made Merida change her attitude to become a
selfish child and disobey her parents. In that sentence, Merida
explained to her mother that she did not want to be married
and that was not what she wanted. Even though Merida had
previously told her mother that she did not want it, her mother
still did not pay attention to Merida’s words at that time. Merida
looks very depressed about marriage and she tells her that she
doesn’t want to be like her mother. That’s one of the reasons why
Merida changed her attitude towards her mother and she made
the mistake of being selfish.
Data 2
(Merida monologue) There are those who say fate is
something beyond our command. That destiny is not our
own. But I know better. Our fate lives within us. You only
have to be brave enough to see it.
Conclusion
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