Examples of Storylines in Indonesian Short Stories

July 06, 2021
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Flow Example Story in Short Stories Indonesia – It has previously been explained that types of storylines consists of three types, namely forward story, backward plot, and mixed plot or back and forth. Each type of storyline has stages in the storyline each. Storyline available in almost all types of prose old and new kinds of prose, including all kinds of short stories inside it. To find out what the storyline in a short story is like, readers can listen to the example below.

Me and the Lost Incident at the Foot of the Mountain

I'm still lost at the foot of the mountain. I have walked several times along the path at the foot of the mountain. But what the hell, what I met was not the top of the mountain, but instead returned to the same place; where I am now lost. I lost my mind too. I can only sit on a tree. At that moment I remembered why from this is my error.

At that time, I and my friends were arguing about the best way to get to the top of the mountain. My friends firmly said that the best way to the top of the mountain was to follow the route on the map.

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Different attitude with me. I stupidly said that the road the map was pointing to was unfollowable. At that time I said that climbing by following the map is something that old school.“Anyway, for what the hell do we follow the map? we are right exploring nature. What we use that's it instinct; intuition; call of nature; not a map or a compass!” I joked at the time. Not wanting to argue any longer, I immediately rushed to leave them. I just followed the road that stretched along the foot of the mountain.

I myself am a spontaneous person; would rather follow my instincts than follow the guidelines or text book other. Likewise in terms of mountain climbing or other natural activities. I often disagree with my friends about how to get to the top of the mountain, or the most appropriate route to the beach, and other technical matters or how to get to a the place. Sometimes, this instinct of mine can lead me to the right route. But often I get bad luck for following my instincts.

Ah, I've been under this tree for almost an hour. And I haven't gotten an answer from my instincts yet, about what steps to take to get to the top of the mountain. The sound of the bushes then came from where I was sitting. I immediately panicked and prepared to run, in case it was a wild animal. When I was ready to run, suddenly a familiar figure appeared. god. Oh, it turned out to be Deva, one of my friends who joined this hike.

It turned out that he had been looking for me, because I never made it to the top of the mountain. After I asked Deva, it turned out that my other friends had reached the top of the mountain by following the map they brought. Without needing to talk for long, I finally followed the direction of Deva's steps and after a few hours, we arrived at the top of the mountain.

From this trip, I realized that sometimes we have to follow guidelines when we are on a journey.

Storyline Analysis:

The short story above uses a mixed or back-and-forth plot. This can be seen in paragraph the beginning, where in the paragraph we are directly faced with the problem of the main character. Because the short story above uses a mixed plot, the stages of the plot in the short story above are: Climax → Conflict Emergence → Introduction → Anticlimax → Resolution.

To find out which parts of the short story are part of the climax, the emergence of conflicts, and so on, you can see below:

Climax:

I'm still lost at the foot of the mountain. I have walked several times along the path at the foot of the mountain. But what the hell, what I met was not the top of the mountain, but instead returned to the same place; where I am now lost. I lost my mind too. I can only sit on a tree. At that moment I remembered the reason for my error.

(paragraph 1)

Conflict Emergence:

At that time, I and my friends were arguing about the best way to get to the top of the mountain. My friends firmly said that the best way to the top of the mountain was to follow the route on the map.

(paragraph 2)

Different attitude with me. I stupidly said that the road the map was pointing to was unfollowable. At that time I said that climbing by following the map is something that old school.“Anyway, for what the hell do we follow the map? we are right exploring nature. What we use that's it instinct; intuition; call of nature; not a map or a compass!” I joked at the time. Not wanting to argue any longer, I immediately rushed to leave them. I just followed the road that stretched along the foot of the mountain.

(paragraph 3)

Introduction:

I myself am a spontaneous person; would rather follow my instincts than follow the guidelines or text book other. Likewise in terms of mountain climbing or other natural activities. I often disagree with my friends about how to get to the top of the mountain, or the most appropriate route to the beach, and other technical matters or how to get to a the place. Sometimes, this instinct of mine can lead me to the right route. But often I get bad luck for following my instincts.

(paragraph 4)

Anti climax:

Ah, I've been under this tree for almost an hour. And I haven't gotten an answer from my instincts yet, about what steps to take to get to the top of the mountain. The sound of the bushes then came from where I was sitting. I immediately panicked and prepared to run, in case it was a wild animal. When I was ready to run, suddenly a familiar figure appeared. god. Oh, it turned out to be Deva, one of my friends who joined this hike.

(Paragraph 5)

It turned out that he had been looking for me, because I never made it to the top of the mountain. After I asked Deva, it turned out that my other friends had reached the top of the mountain by following the map they brought. Without needing to talk for long, I finally followed the direction of Deva's steps and after a few hours, we arrived at the top of the mountain.

(Paragraph 6)

Solution

From this trip, I realized that sometimes we have to follow guidelines when we are on a journey.

(paragraph 7)

This is an example of a story line in a short story language Indonesia. If you want to see examples of other short stories, readers can open the article examples of short stories and their structures, examples of short stories about the environment, and cexamples of short short stories about the natural environment. Thank you.