Sanaani, Nur-Fatima, M.

LTIMIN-II-H

Analysis (The Tale of Sandyano)

From this typical critical, epic, recurring myths, and there are some of the archetypes were
reappearing, during the literary piece. So The Tale of Sandayo, is a typical cultural complexes in which
emotionally charged a group of ideas, and image that cluster around archetypes core, the story of
sandayo is a representation of the subanon, it tells, the story of a heroin who is both have reoccurring
an extraordinary circumstances, in the way of his birth, in which he fell down towards his mother’s hair,
during combing it on the ninth stroke. And he also led his people in fight against invaders of their land
and waterways. From this typical literary pieces had tend to represent a symbolic archetypes in the
story, which represent the culture of the subanon. From this typical art pieces we are to examine and
understands these modes for they are the wellspring of our indigenous skill, creative energy and modes
of intelligences. These can also be one of the tools, to emphasized the ageing chanters or, the bearers of
the tradition, which pass on their knowledge to a new generation to be able to tell, the stories of their
ancestor not only for their entertainment value but also for their historical possession, cultural value,
mores, beliefs, and worldviews that often result in pride and race.

The heroin of mythical are often, outer representation, or personification of the inner spirit,
psychic force, human power, and energies that shape us and gives meaning to our lives, such as
sandayo, in which represent bravery, power, and fearlessness. He is eager to be one of the datus just
like his father. There are also a typical archetypal criticism that translate to symbols that represent to
the culture of subanon, in which determined their function of literary works that shapes their culture,
and psychological myths, such as (Sandayo shows his affection for Bolak Sonday by accepting her mama
or betel-nut chew.) there are significant tradition of the giving betel-nut chew, it represent as the, In
Mindanao, particularly in Subanon, the betel-nut chew is a cultural symbol for acceptance of love usually
given by women to their love interest. That is one of the purposed of the typical mythical stories, in
which representation of their tradition and culture aspect. Last Representation ( Sandayo lived in
Liyasan while his family resides in Lumanay.),An archetypal hero must be in an initiation wherein he is
involved in an adventure and he is separated from his family.

Stories must be told, retold and betold, it is in this way that their powers are being unleashed
and that they live on through generation, to generation. From earliest time, people have been creating,
and telling stories, which have myriad function, as mode from instruction, and entertainment, as
expression of imagination, and creativity, as transmission for cultural values, as vehicle for community
cohesion.