THE EXTERNAL CONFLICT OF GELLERT GRINDELWALD IN FANTASTIC BEAST 3: THE SECRET OF DUMBLEDORE

Danial, Nozarianda Albar and Femmy, Dahlan (2024) THE EXTERNAL CONFLICT OF GELLERT GRINDELWALD IN FANTASTIC BEAST 3: THE SECRET OF DUMBLEDORE. Diploma thesis, Universitas Bung Hatta.

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Abstract

This research is an analysis of the external conflict of Gellert Grindelwald in the movie entitled Fantastic Beast 3: The Secret of Dumbledore. To describe the external conflict he faced, the writer also describes the characterization of Gellert Grindelwald and the other characters, the setting, and the plot related to his external conflict. The writer uses the structuralism of literature which analyzes the intrinsic elements. In this research, the writer analyzed the data by using qualitative methods. Based on the analysis, the writer found that Gellert Grindelwald conflicted with four characters. The conflict between Grindelwald and Albus Dumbledore occurred due to the disagreement of Albus Dumbledore over Grindelwald’s desire to rule the magical world. The second conflict is between Grindelwald and Credence when Grindelwald attempts to curse Credence when Credence reveals Grindelwald’s lies. The next conflict is between Grindelwald and Jacob Kowalski which occurs when Jacob draws his wand toward Grindelwald to free Queenie. The fourth conflict is between Grindelwald and Newt Scamander which occurs when Newt Scamander tells the people that Grindelwald lied and they both argue because of it. The last conflict is between Grindelwald and a group of people which occurs when Grindelwald wants to escape and a group of people tries to attack him. The writer also found the setting in this movie divided into two, which are a muggle world and a magical or wizarding world. From the findings, it can be concluded Grindelwald’s conflict with the characters mentioned earlier occurred due to the differences in characterization between Grindelwald and the other characters. The muggle world in this movie depicts Grindelwald going to war with the muggles and the magical world in this movie explains the process of him becoming the leader of the magical or wizarding world so he can wage war with the muggles. Keyword: Gellert Grindelwald, wizard, and external conflict

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