The Hawk and Hen Once upon a time, a hawk fell in love with her. The hawk flew down from the sky and asked hen, "Won't you marry me?" Then hen loved the brave, strong hawk and wished to marry him. But, she said, "I can not fly as high as you can. If you give me a time, I may learn how to fly as high as you. Then we can fly together." The hawk agreed. Before he went away, he gave hen a ring. "This is to show that you have promised to marry me," said the hawk. So It happened that the hen had already promised to marry a rooster. So, when the rooster saw the ring, he became very angry. "Throw that ring way at once! Didn't you tell the hawk that you'd already promised to marry me?" shouted the rooster. Then hen was so frightened at the rooster's anger that she threw away the ring immediately. When the hawk came next day, the hen told him the truth. The hawk was so furious that he cursed the hen. "Why didn't you tell me earlier? Now, you'll always be scratching the earth, and I'll always be flying above you to catch your children," said the hawk. The curse seems to have come true. Assalamualaikum,, Kak tolong bantu saya jawab pertanyaan ini ya :),, Tolong Cari kan : - Orientation : ? - Complication : ? - Resolution : ? - Reorientation : ? Terima Kasih :)

Question

Based on the story "The Hawk and Hen," here is the identification of each element:

Orientation: The hawk falls in love with the hen and proposes to marry her.
Complication: The hen has already promised to marry a rooster, creating a conflict between her commitment to the hawk and her prior promise to the rooster.
Resolution: The hen, out of fear and pressure from the angry rooster, throws away the ring given by the hawk. When the hawk returns and learns the truth, he becomes furious and curses the hen.
Reorientation: The curse comes true, with the hen being condemned to always scratch the earth while the hawk remains above, ready to catch the hen's children.

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