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MK: Amy kembali ke Concornd dan Laurie Anisa melamar kerjaan menjadi
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Dialogue
Malcolm X
"I've had lots of troubles, so I write jolly tales" (Louisa May Alcott)
Jo March: Excuse me. I was looking for the weekly Volcano office? I wis h to see Mr. Dashwood. A friends of mine desire me t
She wrote it, she'd be glad to write more if this suits. Mr. Dawood: Not a first attempt ? Jo March: No, Sir. She has sold to Olym
she got a prize for a tale at the Blarneystone Banner. Mr. Dashwood: A prize? Jo: Yes. Mr. Daswood : Shea
Mr. Daswood: We'll take this. Jo March: Oh, you will? Mr. Daswood: Withh alterations, it's too long. Jo March: but you have c
a ferw my sinners repent Mr. Dashwood: The country just went through a war, people want to be amused, not preached at. M
nowdays perhaps mention that to your friend. Jo March: What compensation? How do you? Mr. Dashwood: We pay $25 to 30
short We'll pay $20 for that. Jo March: You can have it. Make the edits , should I tell my friend you'll take another if she had be
Dashwood: We'll look at it. tell her to make it short and spicy and if the main character's a girl make sure she's married by the
way. Jo March: Excuse me what nam ewould she like put to the story: Jo March: Oh, yes none at all, if you please. just as she
Daswood: oh well. Jo March: Good morning, sir Good day. yes!
Fredrich: Good afternoon, Miss March. Jo: oh good afternoon Fredrich: You are on fire! Jo: Thanks You are one fire… Jo March
I have the same habits You see? Jo March: Oh
Ibu Kost: Kitty and Minny are waiting . Jo March: Oh, My studnts need me. Fredruch: always working? Jo March: Money is th
mercenary existence. Fredrich: No one gets ink like yours just out of a desire for money. Jo March: My sisiter Amy's in Paris an
someone obscenely wealth. it's up to me to keep the family afloat Good byeee.
Bibi March: The decadents have ruine Parist, if you ask me. These French Women couln't lift a hairbrush. Amy! I said these Fre
lift a hairbrush. Amy: Oh, Yes. Vey true, Aunt March. Bibi March: oh don't humor me girl, what do they write, your trouble ma
Mother doen't say anything about Beth. I feel I should go back . they alll sya "stay". Bibi March: You can do nothing if you go b
lonely, and you shouldn't go home until you and Fred Vaughn are preparly engaged. Amy: Yes, and until I've complete all of m
course. Bibi March: Oh yes, of course.
Amy: Stop the carriage! Laurie! What are you doing? Lauri..Laurie..Lauriee.. Laurie: Amy! Amy: How are you? Laurie:
much. Amy: you wrote you'd meet me at the hotel, I couln't find you. Laurie: you didn't look hard enough, I did't recorgnize yo
Amy: I though you liked that? Amy: where's your grandfather? in Germany. Laurie: He's still travelinng, I am on my own now,
gampling, and drinking. don't tell your mother. Amy: Are you chasing some girl across Europe? Laurie: No Amy: I could't believ
down. I'm so sorry. Laurie: Dpn't be, Amy. I..I'm not, Bibi March: Amy. Amy March, come back this instant. Amy: oh aunt Marc
Laurie: are you looking grand? Bibi March: Get him off me! we need to be somewhere. off you gp! Amy: come to the New Yea
everyone will be there including Fred. pick me up at the hotel at 8 The Chavain oh and dress for festivities! Top hats and silks!
best silk.
Penjual Kain: Twenty yards of blue silk as well as pink someone will by for it later. Oh Meg, that would look so lovely on you. I
to send you to. You'll be the prettiest wife in Concord. Megh March: Oh, I.. John needs a new coat for winter, and Daisy and D
clothes. Penjual Kain: and his wife need new clothes. Megh March: I can;t I just can't Penjual Kain: He'll be so pleased with how
all about the expensse. megh March: I don;t supose it's too much of an extravagance. Penjual: Will 20 yards do? Megh: yes ve
Jo March: Excuse me! I only speak English. I; m sorry what? What did you say? Peserta Pesta: come dancea. Jo: Oh!
Megh March: I know exactly who I wanna dance with I'll take this off. Beth: Who will dances with Jo? Jo: You know I never da
all go? It's not fair. Wear you regullar shoes. These fit last winter, my nose will simply not look refined, Megh: I like your nose
touch me, I feel ridiculouse. I don't wanna look it. Amy: but I wish i could hera the music, I'll keep in my head and sing it for yo
percakapan)
Jo March: Don't stare, don't put your hands behind your back don't say columbus don't say capital, don't shake hands and wh
All right,
Jo March:oo Oh! Sorry. I didi't know anymore was here. Laurie: Not at all. Stay if you like, I won't disturb you? Laurie: No, I do
here. I felt rather stranger at first you know . Jo March: Mm, so do I . Laurie: Miss March, isn’t it? Jo March: Yes, Mr. Laurence,
March. I am only Jo Laurience: I am only Laurie. Ji March: Don't you dance? Laurie: I don't know how you do things here yet I;v
life in Europe Jo March: Eurpe! oh That's capital! shouln't use words like that. Laurince: Says who? Jo: owh Megh she is my old
she is ! the girl in the violet dress. it's very preetty. she remind me to be good. so father will be pround of me when he returns
He volunteered for the Union Army. and I want to go fight with him. I can't get over my disappointment in being a girl.
Laurie: Jo Would you like to dance with me? Jo: I can't because my scorched my dress see? there and Meg told me to keep sti
it. You can laugh if you want to. It;s funny, I know. Laurie: I have an idea of how we can manage
Megh: My foot. I have hurt my ankle. How I can go back? I don’t see what can you do. Except get carriage or stay all night, Car
expensive. Laurie: Let me take you, it's right next door. Megh: oh thanks we cannot accept. You must take mine please. No it
meant to leave yet Laure: I alwyas leave early, I do truly. Jo: what choice? do you have? Megh: I have told the soes kekecilan.
Marmee: Goodness gracious. What have you done? Jo March: She is lame and can't walk, She is hobbling. Clear the chair , you
asleep, help your sister then back to bed. Make room. Meg is a wounded soldier. Megh: I sprained my ankle. Amy: Oh, Meg, y
fashion one of this days. Marmmee: Hennah wee need Ice. Oh, come in is it all right? Laurie: all right! marmee: apologies for
baking in the middle of the night. don't mind the clutter, Mr Luarance. We don't. Laurie: Laure please. Jo March: Can I call you
must be part of the theatrical they could use an extra player. Amy: I'm Amy Laure: oh yes! Marmee Have a scone. Laurie: yes
your ankle you need Ice? Laurie:No, Thanks mam Marmee: Just call me mother or Marmee everyone does
Fredrich: For the writters in the attics, because you enjoyed the play so much toninght, I want you to have this, I will help you
and paint it with your pen, I will love to read what you are writing, if you'll trust me. I promise honesty and whatever intelligen
(Yourth Friedrich)
Amy: Fred, would you like a glass? Fred: I will thank you. Amy: would you excuse me a second? Laurie. Laurie: Amy! Amy: I wa
Laurie: O feel caught. Amy: Hm… Laurie: Amy please. Amy: do you want to know what I think of you? Laurie: what do you thi
you. Laurie: why do you despise me? Amy: every chance of being good, happy and useful, you are lazy, faulty and miserable. L
Amy: well selfish peoplle. very selfish. with your money, talent, beauty and health. Laurie: oh you think I'm beatuful. Amy: yes
old vanity. with good things to enjoy, you find nothing to do but dawdle. Laurie: I will good for you, St. Amy Amy: aren't you as
that? Laurie: I am not. Amy: looks like it's never done aday of work in its life, and tha ring is ridiculous. Laurie: Jo gave me this r
for you, I really do. i just wish you;d bear it better. Laurie: you don't have to feel sorry you will fel the same some day. Amy: Np
could't be loved. Laurie: what have you done lately, oh great artiste? perhaps you are fantasizing about spending Fred Vaughn
Vaugh ladies and gentelment!
Jo March: Those are just stories, of course , but I am working on a novel. Fredrich: and your novel would be like this? Jo: so far
with Plot like this? Duels and killing. Jo March: it sell, Fredrich: why don't you sign your rela name? Jo March: oh my mothher
gory for her. Iwanna help with the money i make and not worry her. Fredrich: Hm, you know, I don't like them. Honestly, uh,,,
they are not good. Jo March: They're published in the papers and people have always said that I am talented. Fredrich: oh, I th
which is why i'm being so blunt. Jo: well I can't afford to starve on praise. are you upset? Jo: of course I'm upset. You just. you
my work . Fredrich: Jo, I thought you wanted honesty. Jo: Yes I do. Fredrich: Has no one over talked to you like this before? Jo
rejected plenty of times. Fredrich: Do you have anymore to take you seriously,jo to talk about your work? Jo:and who made yo
what;s good and what's bad? Fredrich: noone and I am not. then why you acting like it? Fredrich: You reaction indicates there
reaction indicates that you are a pompous blowhard. Shakespeare wrote for the messes, Fredrich: Shakespeare was the great
because he smuggled his poetry in popular works. Jo: I'm not shakespeare. Fredrich: Thanks Godnes we already have him. Jo:
about it, why don;t you just do it yourself? Fredrich: Because I am not a writer. I don;t have the gifts have. Jo: No, you don;t a
critic and never an outhor and the world will forget that you ever livrd. Fredrich: Oh, I'm sure they will, Jo: But I No one will for
Fredrich: I can believe it. Jo March: Listen, we are not friends yo are not my friend and I don't want your opinion cause I don;t
just don;t talk to me aymore. Thank you.
Ibu Kost: Oh Josephine thi is come for you. Jo: oh thank you.
Jo March: Mary Crissmas. Megh: We have been up for hours, what have you been writing. Jo: Oh, I got carried away with ou
night paison. Amy: No, no poison . It's Crishmas Jo: Won't be crishmash without nay presents. Megh: it's dreadful being poor.
come some girls have pretty things and others have nothing? Beth: We have father, mother and each other. Amy: we haven't
this war drags on. Megh: I wish i had money and plenty of servants so i never had to work. Jo: or you could be a proper actress
fallen women. Megh: I can't be an actreess. Amy: I have a lots of wishes biut my favorite one is to be an artist in Paris and do fi
the best painter in the world. Beth; Tha's what you want. Jo to be a famous writer? Jo: yes, but it sounnds crass when she says
ashamed? Beth: My wish is to have us all be together with father and mother. Amy: Tha's what I want. Beth is perfect what ab
Beth: I do that for us. I don;t need anymore elese to hear it. Amy: You must not limit yourself. Megh: Mother proposed not ha
years because men are suffering in the army, we can do much, but we can make our little sacrifices and do it gladly. Jo: Don;t p
because she's not home. Megh: Jo. that's so boyish.
I need both of you to kneel right there. This is supposed to be our special schene. No one's gonna be looking for at us. Smile. I
have to. I think Meg should be the director. So I think she'll need to kneel. But it's our schene, if you;ll kneel and look. Marmee
girl! I am so glad to see you so happy. Ho's your play? Jo, you look tired. Were you up again all night writing? Jo: of course.
Marmee: How are you my girl? Megh: I am so hungry. Look at this. Jo: I could eat a horse. Amy: Don't say that, Jo. Megh, Jo : W
Marmee: Not far from here lives a poor young woman, Mrs Hummel. Her five children are in onebed to keep from freezing an
eat. will you give them your breakfast as a Cristmash present? Beth: is this whwere you say that father would want us to? Yes.
(anggukan/mengiyakan)
Marmee: Hummel! Hammel: it is good angels come to us. Hello, I'm back and have food and blankets and sweaters and we bo
So this are my girls. Megh, Jo, Beth, and Am say hello. Marmee: he is not well, girls why don't you unpack the food? would yo
onr? Amy Beth and Jo: Yeah have it all. why we don't we get so,e firewood? it's good, isn'y it? that's nice huh?
Jo: Marmee, we don't need our toes. I think I've lost one. Marmee: Has anyone else lost their toe? That was amazing. I can't fe
fairies? Santa Claus. It's Aunt March. Mr. Laurance send it. The Laurence boy's grandfather? Yes. Jo: Why? Asisten Rumah Tan
giving yoyr Chrisma breakfast away. He want you to enjoy the day. Beth: I though he was a mean old man. It's so generous. Jo
put the idea into his head. I know he did. We should make friends with him. Beth: boys scare me and that big old house scares
snow says Mr. Laurence disowned his son after hi went off with an italian woman and now hiis granson is an orphan and spen
house locked up with his tutor. Marmee: He's a very kind man who lose his little girl when she was only a child. Now his son as
died? so sad. Doesn't Laurie seem so Romantic? He half Italian what do you know? You've barely spoken to him. I'm not respo
Marmee: But I have a suprise. Beth: oww a letter from father. Megh: Don't I wish I could go. Amy: Jo we can't give up our only
disagreeable to sleep in a tent, Jo sits in back so we can't see her cry . Jo: (Memukul Amy yg cerewet) Amy: Ow! Jo: what if I d
home? Marmee: He'll stay and work faithfully as long as he can. Amy: we can't ask for him to cme back a mnute sooner than h
Marmee: give them all my dear love and kiss tell them I think of them by day, pray them by night and find my best comforts in
times. A year seems a vert long to time to wait before i see them, but remind them that while we wait. we may all work so the
not be wastedm I know that they we be loving children for you. Do their duty faithfully, fight their enemy bravely and conquer
beuatifully of my little women.
Fredrich: she is gone? Why? Ibu Kost: I don’t kow she just left Fredrich: She did;t say is she was coming back? Ibu Kosr: We did
heart , professor. Why are you just sitting there? Please go, go. Dust somethimg. And what about the girls? She was the best t
Fredrich: I know.
Amy: it's so hard to go back to work after such a good times. I wish it was Christmas every day or New Year's wiil be exiting?
ungrateful minxes. Jo: Don't say such despicable disable things. I like strong words that mean something. Amy: I have to go ba
any limes. Limes? Girls are trading pickled limes amd i am not in debt. I owe ever so many limes. what this do? What do you d
Megh Tjank you. I know what it is
Aunt March: Oh! Josephine. Jo: Yes? Aunt March: is there a reason you stopped reading Belsham? Jo: I'm sorry. I'll continue.
mind yourself, deary. Someday You'll need me and you'll wish you had behaved better. Jo March: Thank you aunt for your emp
many kindnesses, Jo: but I intend to make my own way in the world. Aunt March: Oh, well. No. No one makes their own way n
a woman. You'll need to marry well. Jo March: But you are not married. Aunt March: that's because I am rich and i made sure
money unlike your father. Jo March: so the only way tp be an unmarried woman is to be rich? Aunt March: Yes. Jo March:The
ways for women to make money. Aunt March: That's not true you could run a cathouse or go on stage practically the same th
you're right. precoius few ways for women that's why you should heed me. Jo March: So I can get married. Aunt March: No, So
life than your poor mother has. Jo: Byt Marmee loves her liufe. Aunt March: You don't know what she loves. your father cared
educating freedmen's children than he didi about caring for his own family. Jo: Yes, but he was right. Aunt March: well, it's pos
foolish. Jo: well I don't think so. Aunt March: well you are not paid to think, I knoe you don't care much about marriege now. C
you. But I intend to go to Europe one moree time and I need a companion, so how would ypu like to be the person i take? Jo:
anything. Aunt March: All right than read and don't sneak around. I don't like sneakes,
Laurie: Hello there ! Are you hurt? Amy: I'm Amy. Laurie: Hello, Amy . I'm Laurie. I know you brought my sister back after danc
have sprained my ankle. I have lovely small feet, the best in my family. But I can never go hme again because I'm in such troub
me.
Amy: tell the servants I want this painting purchased immediently! Beth: Amy! Are you in here? Amy: Meg! My hand. Look. Jo
it hurts so much. Megh: You ought to be Jo: The happiest boy in the world. Laurie: A fellow can't live on books alone,.. Jo: I co
do? Amy: Nothing. i did a drawing, and then Mr. Davis hit me. Jo: Oh Crishtophes Columbus , look at that. Laurie: that's my gra
scared pf him? I'm not scared of anyone he looks stern, but my grandfather was moree handsome. Marmee: Jo we do not com
Tn Laurince: you think he's more hansome,eh? Jo: Oh.. No, actually you are very handsome I diid;t mena... Tn Laurance: I knew
you got his spirit. Jo: oh well thanks, sir. Marmme: you rae not to attend that school anymore. Jo: Good. That man has always
Marmee: Jo will teach you. Me? I already teach Beth. Megh: you are a good teacher. Guru Les private Lauria: Yes, women bei
more proper, I believe. Megh: Only because svhools for women are poor. Guru Les Laurie: Indes Quite right, Amy: I wish all t
and he would die. Marmee: You are wrong! There will be consequences. Amy: I did't do so much. I did't did anymore. Marmm
taking caew of Amy. Laurie: Oh Yes, of course. Marmee: My girls have a way of getting into mischief. Laurie: well, so do I Marm
over and we'll take care of you. come over whenever you'd like invite Beth as well. Yes.! Jo: Beth would adore the piano. Mr.
quite one? Jo: Yes! Beth would adore the piano. Megh: yer Our Beth Mr. Laurance:tell that little girl to use our piano. Laurie: Jo
book you'd like. Amy: Can I come look at paintings? Laurie: yes. Guru Les Laurie: There's also a lovelt greenhouse. Marmee: W
can you buy this painting? I am going to take this one if that's okay. I'll bring itnback soon. Yhank you again! Thank you for my
Guru Less: You forget your Glove Megh. Tn. Laurience: well back to work.
Orrder! Order!order! Megh: A new play written by Miss Jo March will appera at the Barville Theater in the course of the next f
sirpass anything ever seen before on the American stage. Jo March: starring the greatest actress from here to the Missisippi R
Megh: Yes. There we go. very good. Exellent . Bravo! Bravo! weekly report. Meg good, Jo bad. Mmm-hmm. Beth very good. an
middling. Amy: Ver well done, sirs. Jo: Excellent. Mr. President and gentelment I wish to propose the admission of a new mem
be deeply grateful and would add immensely to the spirit of the club. I propose.. Mr. Theodore Laurance! Amy: Absolutely not
now. Let's have him. He's a real boy. Megh: we don't want any boys. AMy: thi is a club for ladies yes., I think we should do it. w
afraid, I say yes. Beth: it's Laurie. Wha? No. Jo: It'll change everything . all right call a vote. put your hands up. Amy: Don't pu
put yur hand up! Amy: Fine. Aye. Jo: there no time like the present.
Lauurie: Ladies, Ladies please, please. This is my stratagem. I deserve the blame. Jo only gave in to it after lots of teasing . Amy
say as a slight token of my gratutudr that I.. Laurie: Yes, Yes. Go on as means of promoting friedly relations betwen adjoining n
propose this set of keys for a little post office I've made in the forest by the pond, yes four keys. They are for u darling.. Megh.
thank you. Laurie: This isi for me. without futher. thankyou favor. I will taje my seat as part of the club. all of the: yes well of co
Jo: Hallo Megh: Jo!! Jo: Daisy and Demi! Can I have a hug. Oh you've gotten so big. Megh: I iwsh you were here to teach them
am here now. Marmee: So good to have you home. Take this off Pembantu Rumah Jo: I think the loneliness got to Beth, thoug
anything. Jo: Where is Beth? Marmee: She's upstairt oh my Jo. We thought she was better, but the fever'd weakenend her heart.
her the best doctor you can. Marmee: You need this to live in New York. Jo: No, I'm not goiung back. I'm using the rest to take
get her strong. When's Amy coming home? Marmee: We didn't want to worry her. Jo: Does she not know? Megh: Beth insiste
because she didn't want to ruin Amy's trip. Jo: Amy has always had a talent for getting out of the hard part of life. Marmee: Jp
your sister.
Megh: Jo! Where are you? I can't find my otherglove. Jo: Take mine. Megh: We're going to be late. Amy:Where are you going
invited. Amy: you're going somewhere with Laurie I know it. Jo: Yes we are, Now stop bothering. Megh: you have the tickets?
You'te going to the theater, Megh, please can I come? Megh: Sorry , you were't invited. youncan't go. Jo: Don't be a baby and
I've been shut up here. I never get to go anywhere. Beth has her piano, I'm lonely. Beth: I can teach your cord. Amy: I don't wa
go tothe theater. Jo: I think you'd hate to poke in whwre you're not wanted. We already have to deal with dull Mr. Brooke. Me
kind. Amy: but i can pay for myself. Jo: You would not come. Megh: I'm sorry, mys sweet, but Jo is right. Jo: Come Megh stop p
you'll be sorry for this , Jo March! Megh: Amy! you will! you'll regret this! Stop looking at me like that.
Jo: Has anyone take my novel? Beth : No Megh: Why? Jo: Amy, you've got it. Amy: No. I haven't. Jo: That's a lie. Amy: I haven
where it is, and I don’t care. Jo: Tell me , or I'll make you! Amy: ahhh! Amy: I burnt it up! I burn your book.I told you i'd make y
Marmee: Jo getoff her ! Jo: I hate you
Amy: It's just the only thing you care about is your writing it's not as if I could've hurt you by ruining one of your dresses, and I
hurt you. I am the most sorry for it noq. I'm so sorry. Marmee: Oh Jo. Don't let the su go down on your anger. Forgive her. Hel
begin again tomorrow. Jo: She doesn''t deserve my forgiveness and I will hate her. I will hate her forever!
Laurie: Good morning Brisk and brilliant out . Last day at the river, Jo and Megh: Morning! Laurie: Get your ice skates Jo: Let's
promised me I could come last time. Jo! Is she goinng to be like this forever? Beth: It was a very hard loss for her. is there noth
Go after her. Don't say anything tiil Jo goot good-natured with Laurie and then just say some kind thng. I'm sure she'll be friend
I am coming. Jo Laurie I am coming wiat!
Amy: Help! Help! Help me! Jo: Amy. It's Amy. Amy: Ahh Jo Laurie: Jp, get a branch Amy: Help I can't breathe! Laurie: Jo, help m
branch. Grab it Amy. Jo: I am so sorry. Oh, my sisiter, my sister!
Marmee: She is asleep. Jo: If shebhad died, it would have been my fault. Marmee: se'll be fine. The doctor said that he didn't e
cold. Jo: What is wrong with me? I've made so many resolutions, and I've written sad notes and cried over my sins but it just d
When I get in a passon, I get so savage. I could hurt anyome, and I'd enjoy it. Marmee: You remind ne if mydself. Jo: but you n
I'm angry narly every day of my life. Jo: You are? Marmee: I am not patienet by nature. But with narly 40 yeras of effort, I'm le
get the better of me. Jo: well i'll do the same, then Marmee: I hope you'll do a great deal better than me. There are some natu
and too lofty to bend
Beth: Jo Jo: Oh, Beth my love. Oh! Beth: You didn’t need to come. Jo: Oh, I never should have left. Do you need anything ? He
it's so good to see your face. We are going to the sea to get your strng and well. Beth: The sea? Jo: Mm I want yu dancing by th
back. Beth: She;s not cutting her trip shortyt, is she? Jo: No, no Beth: good. is there any N ews from thre? Jo: She wrutes that L
glad he's wiith her. he won't respponse any letter of me. Beth: Do you miss him? Jo: I kiss him eveything. Beth: I know,
Megh: Thank you for letting me go. Marme: Just be who you are. And wear this to the ball. It was mine when I was Your age. I
saving jewelry until marriege.you should have something that;s just yours. Guru Les Laurie: Do you think this is a good idea, h
this? Marmee: Girls have to go into the world and mak up their own minds about things. Jo: Don;t forget about us. megh: I wo
Thank you I din;t know how to repay you Mr. Laurannce. Mr: Laurance: Nonsense, althought itone things accured to me today
piano suffers from want for use any of your girls like to run over and practice on it now and then? just to keep it in tune if they
why then never mind. Beth: Oh, sir they do care. very much. You;re the musical girls, huh? Beth: I love it deraly and I'll come if
nobody will hear me and be disturbed. Mr. Laurance: Not a soul, My dear. Miss u bye! Be good. Enjoy the ball. Megh: Bye. I'll b
and get married.
Teman Megh: what dress will you wear tonigh, Megh? Megh: I will wear this one. Temanya: That's one? Megh: yes haven't go
That's so funny. I have sweet dress you wil wear it ti please me, won't you? Megh: Um o, if it's all right. Off course.
Megh: I am sorry Jonh, the silk was the first real expense. Jonh: Ahem, $50, while a lot is not , I suppose, too much for a dress
hat are needed to finish it these days. Megh: It's not exactly even a dress yet. It's just a fabric Jonh: Oh I see Megh: I know you
don't meaan to waste money, but I can't resist when I see Sallie buying all she wants and pityung me because I don't. I try to b
hard and I'm tired of being poor. John: I was afraid of this I do my best, Megh. Megh: Oh boy, My dear, kind, hardworking boy
and wicked, how could i say it? Jonh: Perhaps you menat it. Megh: No, I didn't we'll work out a way to get your coat as well an
grand, the two of us? Jonh: I can't afford it, my dear. I need to gp to bed. and I really am sorry that you;ve had to do withot so
that you are married to someone who can't give them to you.
Laurie: Hello Amy. Amy: I don't want to see you. Laurie: Amy, don't be mad at me. I'm sorry for how I behaved. Amy:Have you
Laurie: Why are you being so hard on me? It's 4 p.m Amy: someone has to do it.
Laurie: When do you begin your great work of art, Raphaella? Amy: Never Laurie: What? why? Amy: I am afailure Jo is in New
and I am a failure Laurie: That's quite a statment to ake at 20. Amy: Rome took all the vanity out of me, and Paris made me rea
genius. so I'm giving up all my foolis artistic hopes. Laurie: Why give up? you have so much talent and energy. Amy: Talent is't
amount of energy can make it so. I want to be great or nothing, I will not be some commonplace dauber, and I don't inted to t
What women are allowed into the club of geniuses anyway? Amy: Thr Brontes? Laurie: and who always decllares genius? Amy
Laurie: cutting down the competition Amy: that's a very complicated argument to make me feel better. Laurie: what are you g
life? Amy: Polish up all my other talents and became an ornament to society Laurie: mm, that's where Fred Vaughn comes in,
make fun. Laurie: But you will be if he goees down properly on one knee? Amy: Most likely yes, He's rich. Richer than you. Lau
queens of society can't get on without money although it does sound odd from the mounth of one of your mother's girls. Amy
noway for to make own money, not enough to earn a livng or to support my family. if I have own money whicj I don't that mo
my husband the momnet wde got married and if we had children they would be his, not mine, they would be his property so d
me that marriege isn't an economic proposition, because it is. it may not be for you, but it most certainly is for me. Oh thats Fr
me, please? Thank you. How I doo lokk? Laurie: you look beatiful.
Amy: Fred I'v miss u.
Laurie: Thi is Fred Vaughn and his sister , Kate. Of course you known Mr. Brooke this is Meg, Amy, Beth and Jo Vregh Vaughn:
you. Amy: Oh, hw elegant, heh. I'm Am March. You remember that name. I;m gonna find you one day in London. Fred Vaughn
Laurie: I know that something that you don’t know. Jo March: tell me this second. Laurie: Has Meg perhaps mislaid a glove? Jo
Laurie: Yes Jo: How do you kow: Laurei: I saw it in his pocket Jo: all this time? Laurie: YES Isn't it romantic? Jo" No, it;s horrid. L
be pleased. Jo: at the idea of anybody coming to take Meg away? No thank you Laurie: you'll be better when somebody come
I'd like to see anyone try
Beth: How great is that? Jo: Mm. Beth: I love to listen to you read, Jo but I love it bettee when you read stories you;ve written.
new stories. Beth: Why not? Jo: Haven't written any. Beth: You have a pencil and paper sit here and write me something, Jo: I
can anymore. Beth: Why? Jo: No one even cares to hear my stories anyway. Beth:write something for me. You are a writer ev
knew or paid for you. I'm very sick you must do what I say.
Marmee: Is Jo back yet from Aunt March? Megh: No, I haven’t seen her yet. Marmee: I can't miss last train. Did you get fathe
Laurue: What can I don to help , Beth? Marmee: Thank you so much for being here, Laurue: Of course. Mr. Laurience: I'll look
without fail, I pray for a quick recovery. Marmee: While i am gone Hannah is in charge. Remember to check the Hummels it wi
for everyone. Jo: Will this be enough for the train? Marmee: $25? Marmee: Tha's not like Aunt March to be so generouse. Jo:
could't bear to. Marmee: Where'd you get the money? Jo: I only sold what was y own. Megh: Jo! Your hair! your one beuty. y
well, it doesn't affect the fate of the naton, so don't wail. Marmee: Oh, I;m so proud you are my daughter. Jo: I was just crazy t
father. it'll be good for my vanity anyway. Marmee: Pray for father recorvery soon. I'll be back as soon as I can. Love u.
Ay: What are you doing? Laurie: I'm looking at you. Amy: I mean what do yu intebd to do? Laurie: I've been writing an Opera,
figure. Amy: that wasten of time. Laurie: What would you have me to do? Amy: Go and work for your grandfather and make s
Laurie: You're not playing fair. Don't married him. Amy: What? Laurie: do you know the meant. Amy: Stop! I have been secon
in everything and I will not be the person you settle for just because you cannot have her. I won't do it. Not when I've spent m
you.
Beth: Sir, I wanted to thank you forr.. Mr: Laitence: You remind me so much of my little girl, the Piano is yours I should have gi
Beth: Thank you Mr. Laurance: My child, Yiur burning. Beth: The Hummels are very sick.
Mr Laurence: How is she? Is there anything I can do? Docter: What's scarlet Fever. I visit the Hummels the baby has died. Jo: l
and get better.
Jo March: Thr post ffice in the forest was a capital little institution " and flourish wonderfully, for many things passed through
music and gingerbread. Invitations, scoldings and even puppies." Beth: it’s all about us. I love it. Jo: Mm, it's just a little story.
what you usually write. Jo: Think it's too boring? Beth: No, it's my favorite one. Jo: really? Beth Yes, Ma'am keep writing them
Don't say taht. I have to tell you, Beth: it;s like the tide going out, it's goes out slowly, but It cabt be stopped. Jo: I'll stop it. I'll
Jo: You will get better, father will get better, and we'll all be together soon, all right? Beth: e can't stop God's will. Jo: well God
What Jo wills shall be done.
Aunt March: Hei Amy come here! Amy: Yes,? Aunt March: come sit. If you are very good, one ay this rig will belong to you. Am
March: If you keep being a proper young lady, just see if it doesn't. You are your fsmily's hope now. Beth is sisck, Jo is a lost ca
has had her heaf turned by a penniless tutor, so it'll be up to u to support them all. and your indigent parents in their old age,
well. save your family. that's all I wanted to say to you. so you can go back and do your little paintung.
Amy: Hello aunt March. Aunt March: That Laurance boy was just here. Amy: he was/ what a didappointment. Aunt March: He
Must be the Italiant in him. Amy: Hm when he will be back? Aunt March: Hes gone to London, Why? What do you need to disc
just told Fred Vaughn I wouln't marry him
Megh: I'll come home to help with the children, I am so sorry I just…I'm so worried for Beth. Brooke: Stay . I ask for leave. I wil
children. One other things. Send your fabric to the dressmaker as soon as posiisble. Megh: I can't. Broke: I don't want to hear
have that dress. My old coat will be fine for the winter. Megh: I sold the fabric to Sallie. Brooke: I dont want you to be unhapp
my Husband and i am his wife.
Marmee! Megh: She;s worse. I didn't know what ellse to do. Marmee WE NEED TO MOVE Her.
Laurie: Here's another Chritmas gift for the March family. Amy: Oh, my God! Father! Father: my little women, How you're gro
Christmas, my dear, Merry Chrismas to each of you. Jo: Merry Chrismas Father Marmee: Thank God you are home. Father: Th
Marmee: Now I can be angry with you in person.
Megh: I can't believe today is my wedding day. Jo March: Mm Megh: What's wrong? Jo: Nothing. We can leave . We can leave
mney. I'll sell stories. I'll do anything. I'll cook. I'll clean, I'll work in factory. I can make a life for us. You should be an actress. a
life on the stage. let's just run away together. Megh: I want sto get married. Jo: Oh why? Megh: Becauuse I love him. Jo March
him in two years, and we will be inersesting forever Megh: just because my dreams are defferent than yours doesn;t mean the
want a home, a family and i am willing to work and struggle but I want to do it with Jonh. Jo March: I just hate that you are lea
Megh: I am not leaving you and besides one day, it will be your turn. Jo: I'd rather be a free spinster and paddle my own canoe
chidhood is over. Megh: it was going to end one way or another and what a happy end.
Pendeta: What excessive promises giving yourself away to get the other what a gift always given before is known the cost or t
pronounce you man and wife, you may kiss the bridge.
Amy: Marmee Aunt March go to Europe. Marmee: what aunt March going to Europe Jo: Oh, and she wants me to go with her
wonderful now I know why I spent all those boring hours reading to her. Amy: No, No She wants me to go. As her companion
you? Amy: Yes she wants with me to work on my art and French of course. You don't really like French though do you? Jo: tha
Jo: Megh married, Amy off to Europe and now that you are a graduate, you'll be off on a long holiday. I'm just not good like B
restless. Laurie: You don’t have to stay here, Jo. Jo: Why? Should we run off and joine a pirate ship? Laurie: I have love you eve
could't help it. I tried to show and you would't let me. Jo: No Laurie: But I must make you hear now and give me an answer be
like this! Jo: Please don't Laurie: I gave up billiards, I gave up everythng you didi;t like. I am happy I did. it's fine, and I waited a
because I you know, I figure you've love me Jo. and I realize I'm not half good enough and I'm not this great man. Jo: No1 Yes y
great deal too good for me. and I am so grateful to you, and I am so proud of you and I just I don't see why I can't love you as y
know why. Laurie: You can't? Jo: No, I can't I can't change how I feel and it would be a lie to say I do when I don;t. I am so sorr
love anyone else, Jo I only love you. Jo: It would be a disaster if we married. Laurie: it wouln't be. Jo: We would be miserable L
saint. JO: I can't! i try but i failed. listen you will find some lovely accomplished girl who will love you and adore you and she is
mistress for your fine house but I wouldn't. look at me I'm homel, I am akward and I am odd and you will be ashame with me a
we can't help it even now. I hate elegant society, you'd hate my scribbling and we would be unhappy and we'd wish we had't d
will be horrid, except taht I don't believe I will ever marry. I am happy as I am and I love my liberty too well to be in any hurry t
think you are wrong, you will be marry and find someone and love them and will live and died for them that your way and you
Marmee: You're much too lonely here, jo Wouldn't you like to go back to New York? What about your friend Fredrich? Wasn'
I ruine our frienship with my temper just as I ruine everything I am sure I’ll never see him again. I doubt that a sincere friend w
wish that true. Jo: If I was a girl in a book tis would be so easy. just give p the world happily. Marmee: Laurie's returning, you k
Marmee: There was a letter from Amy, She's coming home. She's devastated about Beth. Aunt March is very ill, so Laurie will a
That's good of him. I don;t undersyand. Perhaps I was too quick in turning him down Laurie. Marmee: Do you love him? Jo: If
think I would say yes. I care more to be loved. I want to be loved. Marmee: that is not same as loving. Jo: I know, I just feel like
minds, and they have souls as well just hearts and they've got ambitiom and they;ve got talent as well just beauty and I am so
that love is just all a woman in fit for and I am so sick of it, but I am so lonely
Laurie: Couln't let you travel alone with Aunt March being so sick even if you despise me. Amy: I don't despise you Laurie. Beth
I'm not marrying Fred. Laurie: I herad about that Amy: and you are under no obligation to say anything and do anything, I just
should we don;t need to talk about it.
Laurie: Jo. Wake up. Jo March: Teddy! You are back. Laurie: are you glad to see mme then? Jo: Yes Laurie: Oh, I was worried. J
How's Amy? Did she bother you all the way from Europe with her preening? Laurie: Yes, but I like that. Jo: Where is she now?
at Meg's Laurie: we Stopped on the way. There was no getting my wife out of their clutches. I've done it now. it was meant to
enganged and were hoping to wait but that is to say now we are man and wife. Jo: You and Amy? Laurie: Yes. Jo: Are u in Love
my friend? Jo: of course always my boy.
Jo March: I thought Aunt March hate me. Megh: She could still hate you and leave you the house. Jo March: What about you
can't manage a grand house like this. It's too big. Jo: I shouls sell it, but I'd love to do something that would really make Aunt M
grave. I wouldn' mind that a nice turning just a rotation nothing terrible. Megh: What would you do? Jo March: I'd like to open
had a proper school and there are women's college opening. there should be a school. for Daisy Megh: and what would will De
open a school for boys and girls both. Amy: What about writing? Jo: I stated something, but I don't dthink it'd very Good. Amy
ypu write. Jo: No, they don;t Megh: I do. Jo March: Well, it's just about our little life. well who will be interested in a story of d
joys?Amy: it doesn't have any real importance. maybe it doesn't important because people don't write about them Jo: No, wri
importance. it reflect it. Amy: I don't think so, writing them will make them more important. Jo: When did you became so wis
always have been. you werw just too busy noticing my faults
Fredrich: Jo.. Jo March: I,,I don't want you to leave. I want you to stay. Fredrich: You do. JO: Yes Fredrich: I would never leave i
Jo: No, I want you to stay. Fredrich: I have nothing to give you Jo: It doesn't matter
Mr. Dashwood: Frankly, I don’t see why she didn't marry the neighor. Jo March: Well, because the neighbor marries her sister
Right,,of course, so who does she marrie? Jo: No one. She doesn't marry either of them. Mr. Dashwood: No! that won't work a
whole book she doesn't want to marry. Mr. Dashwood: who cares? girls want to see women married not consistent. Jo: No, it
Mr. Dashwood: The right ending is the one that sells trust me if you decide to end your delight book with your heroine a spins
it. it won't be worth printing. Jo March: I suppose marriege has always been an economic proposition even in fiction. Mr. Dash
Jo: Heh, it's mercenary. Mr. Dshwood: Just end it that way, will you? Jo: Heh, Fine. mr.Dashwood: I love it, it's romantic and ve
Well, Thank you. Mr. Dashwood: we could call the chapter " Under the Umbrella" Jo: That;s good Mr, Dashwood: Now, thre's t
contract I am prepared to give you 5% of the royalties. Jo: So I get 5 of the profit. Mr. Dashwood: Five percent of the net profit
Huh, well. what about a payment up front? Mr. Dashwood: I'm the one taking the risk n printing this book. Jo: Yes, But it's my
and if it does well we'll both ake money if not, I can stay in business. Jo: So I get nothing if it fails. Mr. Dashwood: No, I'll give y
buy out the copyright. That's the right for reprinting the sequel and the characters in the stories. Maght that be worth someth
Well, only if it's a success. Jo: I see it seems likke something Iwould want to own, No? Mr. Dashwood: Did't you say your family
immedietly? Jo: Yes, They do, which is why I wanted up front payment. Mr. Dashwood: No. It's too risky. I'll only pay for the co
your $500, and I'll keep the copyright also, I want 1o percent of royalties. Mr. Dashwood: Five point five percent. That's very g
and that's it. Mr. Dashwood, if I am going to sell my heroine into marriage for money I might as well get some of it. Mr. Dashw
percent. Jo: Done Mr. Dashwood: and you don;tneed to decide about the copyright rigt now. Jo: No I have decided I want to o
Ayat-Ayat Cinta
"Don't mix truth with evil. Don't hide the truth,even though you are aware of
it".
!!!
Ummy: Annisa, get off the horse! I've told you many times, girls shouldn't act so
wild. Annissa: I am not
act wild I just riding a horse. Ummy: That's acting wild
Annisa: How come Reza and Wildan can do it? Ummy: They
are boys so it's fine. Brothers: Girls should just
stay in the kitchen. Annisa: Ummy you are being unfair.
Teacher: Now because Islam Doesn't allow women to be leaders, therefore with
all due respect to the value of Pancasila, I've decided that you new class president
is Farid! Students: yeahhh!
Annisa Lettter: The outside world is only for dream for me and the outside world
only for men.
Ummy: Annisaa….Annisa; yes Ummy wait there. Ustadz:
Annisa: Islam is unfair to women Aisyah: Don't
talk like that Nissa. It'll bite you back. Anisa: Then what would you call it if not
unfair? Going to Kyai Ali's class doesn't make you smarter. It just annoys you.
Nis, Aminah has been introduced to her husband to be, i heard that he's handsome.
Annisa: Really syah? Isn't she still our age? Syah:
well, she found her match, Nis and When are you going to get married? wouldn't
a Kyai's daughter easily find a match?
Annisa: We're just old enoughf to get ID cards (KTP), why should we think about
marriage now? I want to continue my studies, go to college. I want to get married
after I come home from Al-Ahzar from Cairo. Aisyah: hmm? Do you
want to married wit uncle Khudori? Anissa: (Smile)
Annisa: This is one for Cairo and these one for Jogja Tukang Pos: oh okay.
Aisyah: You want school in Cairo? Why you
send for Jogja also? Anissa: jus for in case.
Aby:My God, Nisa. You're shaming our boarding school. How Could a Kyai's
daughter go to the cinemas? Anissa: By God's name, father, I didn't. Aby: Don't
you even mention God's name. you lie to me, and instead of going to school, you
ran off like that! if the student's parents found out that my daughter is be having
this way, who want to send their children to this school anymore?
Anissa: it's only I Yogya, Aby. It's not far from here. And I don't have to pay
anything. I got a scholarship. Aby: it's not about money Anissa, You don't want
your daughter to get an education? Aby: I can't let you go there without a male
relative. Annisa: So it's because I am a woman? is that what you mean? You sold
your land to send Reza to college in Maddinah. You took out a loan to send
Wildan to college. Why can't you do that for me? Aby: They have to get a higher
education, Nissa. They the one who will lead this boarding school one
day.unserstand? Anissa: and what am I good for? Aby: you'll understand after you
get married, have your own family, have a husband, childrens, that's the source of
your marit, Nissa.
Aby: Alhamdulillah Thank God Nissa is one of her class's top students. Smart, clever,
creative and she almost memorized the entire Qur;an
The leader Al Ikhlas: I have something for you. Aby: what is this? You already helped with
Al-Huda's expenses this month. Leader Al-Ikhlas: Please, you have to accept it. We're
going to be in laws soon. We're no longer just related by our by boarding schools. Aby:
Surlly? this is a blessing
Annisa: I want go to college , not to get married! Aby: Nissaa, He is my best friend's son.
A Kyai's son, a college graduate. What more do you want? Anissa: No, I don't want to!
Aby: We are fortunate to be rekated to them. Our school can grow bigger, many more
students can study here. you will get merits from God. Al-Huda would't be running
without their support
Akad Nikah Anissa and Samsudin
Anissa: When can I go to college? Samsudin: Why would you thinl about going rto
college? You have a good life now. Just sit still and peacefully at home.wait for your
husband to come home, people respect you for being a Kyai's daughter in law. What
more do you want? Annisa: I want to go college. Ill go crazy if I go on livng like this with
you.
Anissa: it's time for afternoon prayer. Let's pray. Samsudin: A muslim wife, has the
obligation to serve her husband, if she delays, then she will burn in hell. Do you
undrerstand? Hey, even ifnyou ask God's for givness a thousand times, He wont listen,
you've sinne against your husband
Samsudin: Dear I need you Anissa: I'm sorry , it's the first day of my periode. Samsudin:
Another periode? Is it? You 'll never get pregnant no matter how money times we have
intercourse. My father keeps asking when I'll have children. he thinks I am a fool. you
barren women. Anissa: God! Please don't do this mas, hurt! Samsudin: What hurts?
you're pleasing your husband! Anissa: No, Don't
Samsudin: oh you want to kill me? Really? Go on, kill your husband. Not only will God
punish yiu, everyone will course you because you kill your own husband. Annisa: I'd
rather be cours by everyone than live with a husband like you!
Anissa: I want a divorse, Mom. Samsudin's Mom: Istigfar, Nissa. A husband will never
remarry, if the wife can satisfy him.
Anissa: I'll just be gone for three days. It's been while since I've seen my family. And
there's a festival there right now. Samsudin: See, She leaves, look at the way she
behaves. A wife who always defise her husband . Annisa: If you forbid me to go, I will do
as you say, but at least say something, so I would underderstand. Samsudin: Who said I
am forbidding you to go? Even if I forbid you, you would still go, right? just go. just go
don't stand there!
Anissa: who are you? Khudori: I can never forgive myself, Nissa even until this very
second. Anissa: Why did you leave me, uncle? Khudori: I did't want to get carried away
by my inappropriate feelings for you.
Anissa: God did show me best path uncle, but the path had been cut off when you left.
Anissa: Kalsum, don't be too dependent on men or do you feel ashame because you're a
second wife? You can take my position if you want. I will gladly hand it to you. Kalsum:
What's the matter with you Niiss. Anissa: Astagfirullahal Adzim…
Khudori: You have to speak to your parents, Nissa. It's no use, Uncle. You know how
father and mother are. take me away uncle! Only you can set me free. Khudori: Istigfar
Nissa,
Anissa: Kiss me uncle! Make love to me! Khudori: No, don't Nissa. So my parents would
throw meAnissa,
Khudori: out. Sowe'll
I cansettle
be free!
your problem with Samsudin firsly. After that , let's get
married , I want to start a good life with you Nissa. But this not right way. will you marry
me Niss?
Umy: Stop this! Only those who have never committed a sin can throw this!
Chrismash Father
Aisyah: You came early,Nis. Darling, Please meet Anissa. Anissa: Anissa
Anisas's writer short story: For Anida, "freedom" is an easy word to say but difficult to
have, so every time she wake up in the morning she always asks "what is freedom?
Maybe freedom is like the air that she breathes,and the sun that shines on her everyday
that make her feel human or does freedom mean love? unfortunetly, twilight always
comes eraly to Aninda's days and until she closes her eyes again, she has yet find the
answer to the question that starts her day. what is freedom?
Friend's Annisa: Let me se, Nis. Anissa: wait , I'm not yet finished. Yay! You're a great
writer! Treat me to some foods.. Anissa: How Ican I treat you? I still own you some
money. Here, my firsy installement. His friend: No, just take me to a movie. Anissa:
come on!
Annisa: The movie was so great. And the actress, Sophie Marceau, was so good and
inspirational, right Syah? Syah: How is uncle Khudori? Anissa: Don't talk about him
anymore, righ now, I just want to live without the help of anymore from Al-Huda, Except
you. so don't tell anyone that I'am here, okay?
We do need a counselor like you, Nis Honestly, sometimes it's difficult to get the client to
oprn up about themselves. I belive you can do it.
Anissa: Don't rape me , He raped me. Khudory: Yes, I'm Sorry I apologize Anissa: He
Raped me (crying) Khudori: Please calm down Nissa.
Client Consellor: I can't Take it anymore.He always tortures me. Anissa: Why don't you
try to run away? Client Consellor: I can't. Anissa: have you ever tried to run away? Client
Consellor: I Can't. Anissa: You can do it if you want to. Client Consellor: I can't, I have a
child!.
Client Consellor : Thank you so much. Leader Anisa: Yes. Klien Consellor: you've given
me a new life. Leader Anissa: Yes Miss, Alhamdulillah., This is all because of your own
effort. You deserve a better life. Client Consellor: Thank you so much. You've really
helped me. Anissa: You're welcome
!!!
!!!
Santrwati: What book is that, miss? Anissa: It's The earth of Mankind by Pramoedya
Ananta Toer. He's famous author. Do you know where he wrote this book? Santriwati:
Where? Anissa: In jail.
Ummy: I thought you'd forgotten the way home Nisa: where is Reza? Umy: Surabaya
Nisas: I know Reza didn't here because there was Khudori. Khudori: I am sorry Mass…
Santriwati: Asslamu'alaikum. Anissa: Wa'alaikumsalam. Santriwati: Miss, can I borrow
another book? I've read that book three times. I want to borrow your books too, miss.
Ukhti, why don't we make a library? Anissa: Why don't you start writing yourselves, and
than you exchange with each other? Santriwati: we've done that many times, miss. We
also want to become a great writer like you. Please tell Kyai Reza.
Anissa: If it's okay, I want to build a library. I want to teach about writing, so the students
can channel their Creativity. Brother Anissa: Astagfirullahal Adzim. They are not you, Nis.
We can't teach them to be wild women.They could let go of their nature. Anissa: Which
nature do you mean? The nature that a woman should be dependent on her Husband?
Accepting her husband's abuse? Brother Anissa: You can't make them become like you.
Anissa: They'll become like me, if you don't give the room to speak their mind. Brother
Anissa: A woman will get her paradise without having to speak her mind. God mentioned
it in the Qur'an. By behaving correctly, women already get their paradise.
Santriwati: Ukhty..
Anissa: Distribute this I called my friend in Yogya to send more books for you. Santriwati:
Yes, Wassalamualaikum Ukhty. Anissa:
Waalaikumsalam
Santriwati: carefully don't get caught
Khudori: I'd like to take this opportunity to talk about equality among humans including
the equality of women. We have to be able to differentiate which things are nature, and
which the nuture. Nature is that women give birth, while men don.t and nurture is when
both men and women have the same opportunity and space to be crative to develope
themselves, and study. sometimes like " women should stay in the kitchen" actually is;t
nature, but is just the shape of the culture
!!!
Wildan: this is dangerous, Nis these book forbidden Nis, this is dangerouse for the
school. Annisa: No, It's okay Brother: Let me carry it for you. Annissa: No need Wiildan, I
can carry it myself
!!!
Ustadzah: Cinta dibawah Kuba Masjid, Cinta tak Terbalas, Ketika Gairahq Terbelenggu
Kyai, These are the students' works after they're read these books These are the one I
confiscated, and I'm sure there are a kot more. Kyai Ali: This is outrageou! Your sister and
kHUDORI NEED TO BE STOPPED. The students' parents mifht lose true in this school
Masyaa Allah! and as a leader, you must be firm!
Samsudin: I just want remind that the istallment needs to be paid before the end of the
month Okay? Because the money is needed to expand my father;s school. Annissa: So
the money to develop this schol is not from our sugarcane harvest? Reza: Don't interfere
Nis, our family;s surgarcane plantation is not longer dependable. the surgancane market
is languid now not only in Jombang, but in all of East Java, Nis Annissa: But there be a
better way than being a slave. Reza: a good Muslm has to be able to forgive the past
!!!
Home wasn't build in a day, Nis what ever happends I will always be there with you A
prison can confine your body but it cannot confine your heart and Mind Nussa
4 Years later
Anissa: If you are really seriouse about having a library, I will hep you because I 'll always
be here . But remenber no more running away, okay? Your parents have trusted me to
look after you. Santriwati: Ustadzah what if we get expelled? Anissa: I will defend you.
Satriwati: Alhamdulillah
Kyai Ali: A modern Library is not necessery, because we already have a library. And we
don't need your modern books, because it corrupted our students' morality and faith
These books were written by infidels there's nothing about un the Quran . Nothing is
more right in this world than the Holy Al Qur'an. Anissa: We know what is right and
wrong from books we also find out about places we've never been to from books.
Wildan: All of that is in the Holy Quran Book Nisa There's no need for your modern
books. Anissa: What's wrong with modeen books? Wildan: It's wrong if you read it here!
Samsudin: hey Niss where you going? It's be better if you re-marry me. Poor Kalsum is all
alone. Nissa: Plakkk! I'm not the same Nissa as you former wife Sam Watch your mouth!
I'll kill you right here if I need to. Listen don't try and mess with this family
Kyai Ali: Astagfirullahal adzim one more students get caught red handed she reads this
book writes by Comunist Wildan: Let me see this from Anissa? Santiwati: I am sorry
ma'am(Nyai) Nyai: you can go!
Reza: Burn That books! Allahu Akbar!
!!!
Anissa: Ulfa you all made everyone worried.come here! Please tell me what's going on?
Ulfa: We can't take it anymore. They burne all your books. Anissa: Running away is not
the solution Ulfa: Then what? Stay in the school? Stay ignorant and dumb? Watch your
books being burned? I want like you "Free" . Ulfa: The speaker was great, Miss She said
we can write anywhere. Anissa: That's why you have to go back you can wtite at school
you don;t have write in Yogya. you want to be a comfotable place that way you all
wanted? onlly yourself can make it a comfotable place Now, help me to make the
cahnge happen. Ulfa: I don't want to go back ukhty, I am staying here. Annisa: No, You
have to go back Maryam: You saind wrtiting comes from imagination and you also said
you can imagine anywere, right? Ulfa: Yes, but to start imagining I need to get in the
mood and I can't get in mood at school. Anissa: mood is creat. you don't wait for it.
Where do you think the book Bumi Manusia was written? in the fre nature. it was
written in jail. that's much worse than the school.
Ustadzah Syarifah: Ulfah you have to be punished for shaming the school Anissa: I'm
sorry they didn't do anything wrong. I learn one things from them and the freedom must
be earned. What they did was wrong but we can't create a situation that leads them to do
something wrong. Reza: But you were never here. you don't know what;s wrong and what
's right. Anissa: I will not go anywhere this time. I will stay here Wildan: and you want to
teach them to be eild? is that so? Niss, our father built this school so that women will have
good morals. so when they have famillies of their own they will have good
and ,harmonious realtionships. Anissa: You all are future Muslim women, future wife for
beloved husbands, and future motherd for your beloved chilldren God's promised
heavenm is under our feet " Women" , but remember one thing God also grants freedom
to all humanity. what ever you're going to be, choose God's path freely and with a sincere
heart. that way inshaa Allah we will live peacefully and free from hartred
Anissa: Ummy Please forgive me Ummy: There's nothing fault here Anissa: why you
always sillent? Umy: Being sillent does;t meant that I don't suppot you There are things
that we can't do the way we want to do it. We are a women who live in unequal
circumstances, just like what you always say. all I can do is stay sillent. maybe you don't
agree with me.. but at the time if I wasdefiant our family would've fallen apart.
Anissa: But someday you have to say how you feel and what is on your mind you can't
stay sillent forever. I respect you and father I never want to dissapont the two of you.
Umy: every action has its own consequences the important things is how we deal with
those consenqunces. and you have already dealt with it I am so Pround to You I am so
Pround to you
Samsudin: well, I think that is a fair way to settle your debt. REZA: but thi si not in our
fist agreement Reza: well, what can I do? My father's friend I Saudi Arabia wants an early
payment
Samsudin: Anisa getting prettier by the day. Reza: What do you mean Sam? Samsudin: I
have already forgive her and I want to marry her again well following our prophret it's
good to marry a widow Wildan: hey Stop! You are out of fire! Don't be disrespectfully
calm down Samsudin: SO do You want to be my in lows again? we'll consider your debt
settle and well you'll get double the merits from God Reza: get out!
Anissa: Mas Reza I want use the room's of Khudory for make a Library Reza: Silent
Anissa:Your father looks exactly like you abi is second kind men in my life and the fist is Mutmainah
Scene
bunyi FirmanTuhan.
Don't mix truth with
evil. Don't hide the
truth,even though you
are aware of it.
Script Tulisan dan
kantor publikasi
Anissa forbidden by
Ummy to ride the
horse (teenager).
Script Drama
Anisa mengikuti kelas
di Pesantren
Anisa tidak ingin
menikah cepat.
Anisa mendaftar
kulliah di perguruan
tinggi di Cairo dan
Jogjakarta
Anisa menonton
Bioskop dan ditampar
Anisa memberikan
surat kelulusan dari
Universitas ke Abynya.
Anisa tidak ingin
menikah
Anisa menikah dengan
Samsudin
Anisa menagih janji
untuk kuliah kepada
suaminya setelah 4
tahun menikah
Anisa menolak
melayani suami ketika
sedang waktu sholat
Anisa memperlihatkan
buku yang dibacanya
kepada Santriwati
Sekolah
Anisa memberikan
Buku Maroon berjudul
buku pinjaman ke
Little Women
santri untuk dibaca
Anisaa ingin
membangun
perpustakaan umum di
Pondok pesantren
Anisa membagikan
buku secara sembunyi"
kepada santri di Pantai
Santriwati punya
kebebasan dalam
berpikir dan berkreatif
sewalaupun masih
dalam sembunyi
Anisa tetap ingin
membagikan buku
bacaan kepda
Santriwati walaupun
sudah dilarang
saudaranya
Anisa disudutkan oleh
semua pengurus
pesantren
Anisa menampar
samsudin
Anisa menasehati
Santriwati yang kabur
dari Pesantren
Anisa membela
santriwati yang kabur
dan memberikan
pemahaman terhadap
seluruh pengurus
pesantrean
Anisa sekali lagi
meminta Ijin kepada
saudaranya untuk
membangun
Perpustakaan
Anisa memberikan
buku gratis untuk
dibaca kepada para
santriwati
Anisa berhasil
membangun
perpustakaan di
Pesantren
Education
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Anisa tetap melakukan apa yang disukai dan apa yang menurutnya
benar, selagi tidak merusak nilai-nilai ajaran Islam. Anisa tetap
mendeklarasikan bahwa Akulah Anisa binti Ataba, binti Borobudur.
Yang bermakna mendeklarasikan bahwa dia keturunan perempuan-
perempuan hebat. Menunggangi kuda dengan dituntun oleh dua laki-
laki yang berdampingan dengan konteks ia sebagai ratu atapun
pengendali.
Atribut sekolah dan Nilai demokrasi Yang dimaksud pada schene ini
bahwasanya perempuan berhak menjadi pemimpin bukan hanya laki-
laik. Dengan begitu Anisa mencoba mencalonkan diri menjadi ketua
kelas. Ketidakadilan masih terjadi bahkan ketika perempuan menang
pemilihan dan tetap tidak dipilih sebagai pemimpin dengan
menggunakan dalil agama. Pendidikan demokrasi dan dalil agama
masih sangat disepelekan.
Puisi Jalaludin Rumi yang memperlihatkan luasnya dunia ini. Agar tidak
berpikiram sempit.
Anisa tetap mengambil pendapat dari pamanya termasuk nasehat"nya
menandakan bahwa Anisa menerima pemikiran dari laki-lakii. Dengan
nasehat Khudori melihat dunia lebih luas yang bermakna harus punya
cita-cita yang tinggi tidak hanya menjadi seperti perempuan biasaa
lainya yg terkungkung tanpa kebebasan. Pantai simbol dari Ujian hidup
kadang naik kadang turun. dan karang-karang tetap bertahan
walaupun badai menghantam. yang bertahan dialah yang bahagia.
Praktek Anisa dalam membaca dan membalas surat dari Khudori
memperlihatkan Anisa memiliki kemampuan dalam membahasakan
sesuatu dengan tulisan. Hasil dari membaca di aktualisasikan dalam
bentuk tulisan.
Doktrin ceramah yang disampaikan oleh Ustad di kelas terkait
pernikahan dan Perempuan harus taat kepada suami bahkan dalam
bentuk apapaun membuat Anisa mempertanyakan ketidakadilan Islam
dalam memandang hak perempuan seperti ketika perempuan tidak
bisa kelaur rumah tanpa seijin suami dan penolakan terhadap
hubungan seksual ketika laki-laki memintanya.
Praktek Anisa tidak ingin menikah cepat agar Perempuan bebas meraih
mimpi, ketika menikah perempuan hanya akan fokus pada keluarga.
Pentingnya pendidikan setinggi apapun agar Peerempuan bisa menjadi
ibu yang lauas akan pengetahuan. Tidak ingin perempuan bergantung
pada laki-laki. apalagi menikah di usia dini. Sewalaupun Anak Kiyai.
dari scheen dan dialog bahwasanya Anisa meminta ijin untuk kuliah
dengan beasiswa tpi abinya tidak mengijinkan. Anisa menuntut haknya
untuk berpediidkan layaknya saudara laki-laki yang kuliah sampai di
luar negeri. Alasan perempuan tidak diijinkan melanjutkan sekolah
krna belum ada mahrom seakan" menandakan bahwa perempuan
lemah tanpa didampingi laki-laki. adanya superioritas di lingkup
keluarga Anisa. konsep agama yg konservatif masih sangat melekat.
Praktek anisa dalam dialog menandakan bahwa Anisa tidak ingin
menikah karena ingin menuntut ilmu.Anisa ingin melihat dunia luar
dan memiliki cakrawala yang luas sebagai seorang perempuan. Anisa
tidak tertarik melihat laki-laki dari anak kiyai dan hanya ingi
berpendidikan. Bertapa susahnya perempuan untuk melanjutkan
pendidikan di perguruan tinggi. Anisa disuruh menikah karena hutang
budi abinya dan melihat strata anak kiyai yang sudah mapan bahkan
salah satu sarjana.
Praktek Anisa untuk menikah dikarenakan konstruksi keluarga. Anisa
ingin melanjutkan jenjang pendidikan, dikarenakan di lingkungan
pesantren maupun pedesaan sangat menganut perempuan tidak bisa
sendirian tanpa adanya seseorang yang halal dalam menemaninya
maka anisa menikah dan untuk bisa kuliah. Anisa mencoba berbakti
kepada orangtua dengan pilihan mereka, ketidakberdayaan
perempuan dalam melawan tindakan ayahnya. Kebebsan dalam
memilih jalan hidup sendiri seringkali terjadi hambatan dikarenakan
terlalu kuat kepercayaan adat istiadat maupun agama.
Praktek dan reaksi Anisa pada dialog dan schene masih bertekad kuad
untuk melanjutkan pendidikan, selama ini hanya menunggu. Anisa
menuntut haknya untuk berpendidikan tidak hanya mengurus suami
dan berdiam diri. Konsep yang diberikan Samsudin bahwa perempuan
tidak harus berpendidikan tinggi, cukup patuh menerima apa yang
diberikan suami. Tidak adanya equality antara laki-lakid dan
perempuan dengan membawa konsep patuh. Anisa mendapatkan
perlakuan kasar dengan diancam oleh suaminya.
Santriwati kabur karena mereka tidak bisa lagi menulis dan membaca
buku di pesantren karena sudah dibakar. Apalagi tidak adanya Anisa
yang membela mereka. Santriwati ingin bebas seperti Anisa tanpa
dikukung dengan ajaran yang membodohkan. Tidak memberikan
ruang kreativitas untuk santriwati. Anisa mengajarkan untuk menulis
dimanapun tempatnya dan kabur bukan solusi yang tepat. Anisa telah
memutuskan untuk berhenti bekerja dan fokus mengurus dan
mendidik mereka di Pesantren. Santri kagum terhadap Anisa bisa
bebas melakukan apapun sesuka hati, darinya mereka belajar tentang
kebebasan.
Anisa mengingatka kepada yang lainya untuk memilih jalan yang benar
dan dapat mempertanggungjawabkan apa yang kita lakukan. Mahu
jadi apapun kita yang penting punya tujuan yang benar. Tidak ada yang
rendah. Mahu jadi ibu rumah tangga atau menjadi wanita karir.
Menjalankan sesuatu dengan ikhlas dan tidak terbebani dengan
apapun. Anisa mengubah cara pikir warga pesantren.
Kali ini Anisa mendaptkan restu dan kesempatan untuk mewujudkan
perpustakaan impiannya. Tidak mudah berbeda dan menentang
dikalangan orang-orang yang sudah lama menganut sistem pendidikan
yang turun temurun baik dalam metode maupun pemikiranya. Anisa
salah satu perempuan pencerah yang mengubah pemikiran di
Pesantren. dengan disetujui pembangunan perpustakaan maka sumua
buku bacaan diperbolehkan untuk dibaca dan santri dibebaskan untuk
menulis dan mengembangkan kreatifitasnya. Niat dan terus berikhtiar
membuahkan jalan penerangan.
Jo March menawarka
tulisanya ke Volcano
Office
Jo March menjual
tulisanya
Jo memberikan uang
kepada ibunya
Kantor Pos
Bioskop
Tempat Wudhu
Ranjang dan gunting
Menulis
Majalah koran
Ranjang
Buku
Buku
Buku
Buku
Pondok Pesantren
Buku
Buku
Workshop Kepenulisan
Pesantren
Buku
Anisa berhasil
menagani kasus
percereaian Klienya
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Jo March
bertemu dengan
bibi March
Praktek Anisa mencari kerja ia menerapkan mencoba mandiri
dalam ekonomi. Yang pada umumnya perempuan dibiayai
sekolah akan tetapi ia tidak mahu. Setelah melewati rintangan Lembaga LBH
dari rumah tangga dengan Samsudin Anisa belajar untuk tidak
bergantung dengan siapapun. Perempuan bisa mandiri asalkan
memanfaatkan kemmapuanya.
Dalam dunia kerja Anisa mencoba membangun skilogi mental
yang baik untuk para klien yang mendapatkan perlakuan KDRT.
Ia mensuport supaya perempuan harus kuat dan menentukan
sikap untuk berani keluar dari zona tersebut. Jika tidak bisa
dikomunikasikna secara baik-baik antara kedua belak pihak
maka jalan yang baik untuk terlepas dari itu semuan dengan Kantor LBH
melaui jalur hukum. Anisa selama bekerja juga sambil
membayangkan apa yang ia alami, diperlakukan layaknya
binatang oleh suami pertamnya dan setiap perempuan pasti
akan mengalami trauma fisik maupun psokis untuk menjalani
lembaran baru. Anisa banyak belajar dari kasus yang di atasinya.
Anisa sewalaupun suaminya juga bekerja akan tetapi ia mandiri
dan membantu suaminya untuk meningkatkan ekonomi
kelaurga. Hal yang paling memberatkan untuk seorang
perempuan untuk bercerai karena anak dan masalah
kemandirian ekonomi. Perempuan seringkali bertahan meskipun
mendaptkan kekerasan.
Anisa mengendarai
Kuda
How come Reza and
Wildan can do it?
They are boys
so it's fine.
Anisa mencalonkan
menjadi ketua Kelas
Dalam dialog dan shene ini Jo March
dipengaruhi oleh bibi March untuk
menikah dengan orang kaya. Akan
tetapi Jo March bisa membuat
jalanya sendiri untuk merubah
Potret
kehidupanya menjadi orang kaya.
Termasuk bekerja keras dan lebih Perempuan Kaya
menggeluti dunia kepenulisan. Jo
March tidak terpengaruh dan tetap
konsisten terhadap pendapat
maupun keputusanya.
Anisa ingin bebas
dengan cara yang
tidak benar
Politik Anisa dalam
mempengaruhi
pemikiran orang lain
lewat tulisan
Anisa mempengaruhi
pemikiran warga
Ponpes al Huda
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persamaan hak antara laki-laki dan Perempuan
Bentuk nyata Anisa dalam praktek equal in Politk.
Praktek dengan mencalonkan diri agar mendapt
jabatan struktur di kelas. Praktek ini dengan
mengambi konsep perempuan berhak menjadi
pemimpin. Perempuan berhak memilih dan
dipilih.
Dalam dialog tersebut dapat dilihat kondisi skilogi
Anisa sangat kacau. Ia ingin terbebas dari
Samsudin dengan cara mengajak Khudori untuk
menjinahinya. Keputusasaan Anisa ketika
memberitahukan kepada orangtuanya menjadi
hal yang tidak berguna. Anisa sadar mendengar
nasihat dari Khudori. Anisa tidak bebas
mengendalikan sesuatu ketika bersama
suaminya. apapun haknya tidak dapat dinikmatin
secara bahagia. Politik Anisa dengan mengambil
jalan pintas sewalaupu itu terlihat kotor dimata
oranglain. Anisa memperjuangkan hak dan
kebebasan lewat Khudori. Cereipun tidak
diijinkan apa yang bisa dilakukan selain
melanggar. antara laki-laki daan perempuan tidak
bisa berdua duaan tanpa seorang mahrom, yang
terjadi malah di anggap berjina.
Tulisan Anisa dimuat dalam koran yang artinya
tulisan anisa diperhitungkan Dan banyak yang
suka erkait perempuan yang bebas. Bebas sesuai
pilihan. Memilih jalan yg mmebuat bahagia. Anisa
bisa berpengaruh dengan tulisan epiknya. Pesan
yang ingin disampakan ketika kita melaukan
sesaautu yang kita sukai pasti akan indah. Zaman
dulu biasayan orang hebat masuk dalam Tv dan
Majalh koran. tulisan Anisa banyak dibaca orang
ketika dimuat di Koran, karena hal utama yang
dibaca merupakan koran
Praktek Anisa dalam dialog bahwasanya
perempuan bebas mahu menjadi ibu rumah
tangga, berbakti kepada suami Istri dan memilih
kebebasanya sendiri karena tuhan pun
memberikan kebebasan kepada Manusia. Politik
dalam mengurus kepentingan umat. Disini
terlihat jiwa kepemimpinan dan keunggulan
perempuan untuk memajukan perempuan lainya.
Anisa menyadarkan bahwa taat itu tidak harus
tunduk ketika diperlakukan tidak adil.
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