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Princess Kaditata's Tale and Its Moral
Aug 24, 2024
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Presentation by Camilia Ayumaharani
Introduction
Speaker: Camilia Ayumaharani
School: Saint Joseph Junior High School
Topic: Myth about wearing green or blue outfits to the South Ocean of Java
The Story of Princess Karita
Background
King Munding Wang had a beautiful daughter, Princess Karita (also known as Derisi, meaning "beautiful sunlight").
King Munding Wang wished for a son and later had a son with his second wife, Devi Muthiara.
Conflict
Devi Muthiara felt threatened by Princess Karita and requested the king to send her away.
King Munding Wang refused initially but was later persuaded by Devi Muthiara to consider sending Karita away due to her illness.
Deceit and Betrayal
Devi Muthiara met with an evil magician to cast a curse on Princess Karita, making her suffer from blood scabs and itching.
King Munding Wang was heartbroken but eventually sent Karita away to protect the kingdom's reputation.
Princess Karita's Journey
Despite her suffering, Princess Karita held no grudge against her stepmother and wished for her family's happiness.
She prayed to God during her journey and walked for seven nights.
Miracle at the South Ocean
Karita reached the South Ocean, where she experienced a miraculous transformation; her ailments vanished, and her beauty was restored.
She expressed gratitude to God and danced under the moonlight.
Conclusion
Princess Karita became the ruler of the South Ocean and is recognized as a wise and beautiful figure.
Moral of the Story:
Don't hold grudges, and trust that God has a plan for us.
Closing Remarks
Thank you for listening; hope you enjoyed the story!
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