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    The Singa

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    1) Sang Nila Utama, an adventurous king of ancient Malay, heard of stags in the jungle of Tanjong Bentam and led a hunting expedition there. However, they failed to find any stags. 2) Chasing a stag, the king climbed a hill and spotted the island of Temasek in the distance. He decided to sail there with his fleet. 3) A fierce storm threatened to destroy their ships, but the king remembered a story that throwing his crown into the sea would appease the Sea-King, and did so, calming the storm. They continued safely to Temasek.

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    1) Sang Nila Utama, an adventurous king of ancient Malay, heard of stags in the jungle of Tanjong Bentam and led a hunting expedition there. However, they failed to find any stags. 2) Chasing a stag, the king climbed a hill and spotted the island of Temasek in the distance. He decided to sail there with his fleet. 3) A fierce storm threatened to destroy their ships, but the king remembered a story that throwing his crown into the sea would appease the Sea-King, and did so, calming the storm. They continued safely to Temasek.

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    1) Sang Nila Utama, an adventurous king of ancient Malay, heard of stags in the jungle of Tanjong Bentam and led a hunting expedition there. However, they failed to find any stags. 2) Chasing a stag, the king climbed a hill and spotted the island of Temasek in the distance. He decided to sail there with his fleet. 3) A fierce storm threatened to destroy their ships, but the king remembered a story that throwing his crown into the sea would appease the Sea-King, and did so, calming the storm. They continued safely to Temasek.

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    1) Sang Nila Utama, an adventurous king of ancient Malay, heard of stags in the jungle of Tanjong Bentam and led a hunting expedition there. However, they failed to find any stags. 2) Chasing a stag, the king climbed a hill and spotted the island of Temasek in the distance. He decided to sail there with his fleet. 3) A fierce storm threatened to destroy their ships, but the king remembered a story that throwing his crown into the sea would appease the Sea-King, and did so, calming the storm. They continued safely to Temasek.

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    MECHKIE DRAIZEN Q.

    PENSONA VIII-DUHAT

    THE SINGA
    Sang Nila Utama, an imaginative adventurous king was restless by nature and wanted to
    travel to far away places. He loved hunting wild animals, so when he heard that there
    were stags in the jungles of Tanjong Bentam which were not easy to hunt, he was excited
    and took with him a great fleet of ships to Tanjong Bentam.
    When the king arrived upon the island, he and his subjects had a hunting expedition that
    lasted several hours, slaying many wild and savage beasts, but no stags. This
    disappointed the king, for he had a sense of unfulfillment in his heart.
    Suddenly, a large stag darted out of the bush in front of Sang Nila Utama, giving the king
    a shock...but the king drew his silver dagger and hurled it at the stag, only grazing the
    animal. The stag began to run and the king pursued it (in those days, it was either your
    feet or nothing.
    The stag ran through the jungle and darted up a knoll. The king followed the stag up the
    hill, but upon reaching the summit, the stag was nowhere to be seen. There was a large
    rock, so the king climbed it and looked the land and sea spread out around him. In the
    distance, he saw a stretch of white sand - an island.
    Sang Nila Utama was fascinated by the sight of the island. He turned to one of his
    subjects who had followed him.
    'What is the name of that island?' The subject looked into the distance and smiled.
    'That is Temasek, Your Highness.'

    'Then we are going there.'

    The king ordered his fleet to set sail and they began on their journey towards the island.
    Suddenly the once clear blue skies were covered with black clouds, heavy rain poured
    from them and strong bursts of wind threatened to tear the ships apart. The ship carrying
    Sang Nila Utama was in the very eye of the storm. The crew lowered the sails, started to
    bail the water from the ship and get most of the cargo for jettisoning.
    However, an idea came to the king's head. He remembered a story his grandfather told
    him of how one of his ancestors became the Sea-King and that his crown was the only
    thing which belonged to his ancestor. He removed his crown immediately & threw it into
    the sea.
    All at once, the storm broke. As suddenly as it started, the skies began to clear and the
    crew gave a shout of joy and set sail once more to the island of Temasek.
    When the king stepped upon the island, a creature stepped out of nowhere, and the king
    and his men were awe-struck by the magnificent creature. It was large and moved with
    grace, had a black head, covered in a furry mane, a whitish neck and a red body. When
    the king drew his bow & arrow, the beast stared back at him with golden eyes and let out
    a deafening roar before leaping into the jungle.
    'What sort of animal was that?', the king asked. A wise old man stepped forth.

    'I have seen animals in potraits from the Far West. Perhaps this is a 'singa', but I wonder
    how it got all the way here.'
    'This must be a great place if it breeds such a beautiful animal. Let us live here...here on
    the island of Singapura.'

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    MECHKIE DRAIZEN
    Q.PENSONA 8-DUHAT

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