The Farewell and Roles of Rare Well Chapter in "Ramakian" Play by King Rama I
Keywords:
King Rama I, Ramakian, Role, The chapter of farewel, Verse DramaAbstract
The purpose of the research “The Farewell and Roles of Farewell Chapter in “Ramakian” Play by King Rama I” was to study the Farewell Chapter and analyze its roles mentioned in the play by King Rama I. The research found that the farewell and the cause of farewell were categorized into four groups: when the characters were going to die, going for duty, being exiled, and completing the duty. The findings revealed that the chapter of farewell did not only hold the role as the composition of the play, which demonstrated the parting of the characters, but also maintained significantly the essential roles of actions, especially connecting the circumstances or characters, constructing personality, and emphasizing the feelings and characteristics to be more prominent.
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