چکیده:
The legend of the seven maidens (Nemko) is the story of a clever girl who not only saves herself from the trap of a malevolent legendary character but also rescues her sisters. The theme of this legend is the victory of wisdom and cleverness over the force of ignorance and evil. Because this message proceeds with recurring elements, it has great potential for creating incident and plot, and can be transformed into a dramatic work.
خلاصه ماشینی:
Dramatic Aspects of the Tale of the Seven Daughters 1 Nahid Jahazi Abstract The legend of the Seven Daughters (Namko) is the story of a clever girl who not only rescues herself from the trap of the legend's malevolent character but also saves her sisters.
Considering the theme of the legend (victory over negative forces through the help of wisdom and intelligence), which carries an appropriate message, as well as the element of repetition (each time the door is left open, the giant enters, and one daughter is stolen), the presence of the main character who is a teenager (Namko), the brevity of the legend, the fame of the legend, the depiction of anxieties and deadlocks (the giant enters with superior power and cunning, steals the girl, and leaves), the presence of the elements of incident and plot in the story, strong dialogues and characterization, and the existence of two characters—one positive (protagonist)1 and one negative (antagonist)2—makes the story qualified to be converted into a dramatic work.
The dervish, who was actually a wicked and godless giant and had disguised himself as a dervish, was standing at the door reciting dhikr loudly, then suddenly entered the courtyard and came into the room where everyone was sitting and spinning whorls, and said: "A mother and seven daughters, spinning whorls, spinning whorls, if a guest comes to your house, won't you say, 'Please, come in'?" The mother turned to her eldest daughter and said: "You liver-eater, you did not close the door, you must also, say, 'Please, come in'.
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