THE PERSONALITY OF THE CHARACTER JAMILA IN THE DRAMA SCRIPT "PELACUR DAN SANG PRESIDENT" BY RATNA SARUMPAET, REVIEWED FROM THE LIBERAL FEMINISM MOVEMENT

Abstract

This research is a qualitative analysis of the personality of the character Jamila in the drama script "Pelacur dan Sang Presiden" by Ratna Sarumpaet viewed from the liberal feminism movement. The conclusion of the personality of the character Jamila; has a Choleric personality; selfish, emotional, rebellious, a person who can communicate openly with others, goal-oriented, has leadership qualities since birth, has a challenging attitude, stubborn, free, independent, disciplined in life, corrects what is wrong, pushes everything, makes decisions with all the consequences, takes power quickly and firmly, is more interested in achieving goals than pleasing others, is less friendly, honest, has a strong memory, strong imagination, strong hatred, is rarely loved, many people are afraid of her, has difficulty understanding the starting point of other people's thoughts, fights until the goal is achieved, the mind is filled with goals and plans, a person who works diligently, has strong endurance, completes more work than other characters. The personality of the character Jamila viewed from the Liberal Feminism Movement; (1) women must think rationally, women are not weaker than men, if they experience repression then women have the right to fight back, (2) reject the mindset that binds them to not achieving happiness, (3) fight for society to be obliged to provide education to women as it does education to men, (4) reject oppressive gender roles, namely roles that are used as an excuse to give women a low place or not give them a place at all.