Bakhoor

Bakhoor

Need Bakhoor? You are in the right place. Lots of Oudh Agarwood which may be collected from various islands in Indonesia ( Kalimantan, Papua, Sumatra and Sulawesi Island ). Begin from  lower classes such as class AB3, AB2, AB1 Teri and Super Grade. This stock could we set every month continuously.

1. Kacang and Teri Class From Papua   = 1 ton per month (Kemedangan papua = thousands of pounds per month)
2. Kacang and Teri Class From Kalimantan   = 50 - 100  kg per month (Kemedangan Class from Kalimantan = Thousands of pounds permonth)
3. Kacang and Teri Class From Sumatra   = 50 - 100 kg per month (Kemedangan Class/ Grade Sumatra = Thousands of pounds per month )
4. Kacang and Teri Class From Sulawesi  = 50 - 100 kg per month  (kemedangan Sulawesi = thousands of pounds per month)

There are many classes of Oudh Agarwood that you can buy . If you are Interested in Being the Buyer Us, Please Contact us at +62 812 20 421 431 .
We want long-term contracts with buyers from outside Indonesia. If you are interested to establish business with us please contact us on  +62 812 20 421 431  or come to our office in :

Jln.Nagrog No. 11 A Ujungberung Bandung
West Java Indonesia

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Bakhoor Before we talk about characters, first we should know the meaning of a characters it self. There are some theories according to the authors that’s taken from librariy’s book. In this connection Kenney (1966: 15) states that :“ We are introduced to the story’s title character ; we are informed that he has a wife, we are told that, like her husbend, she is young and we are told that she is pretty.”

Kenney (1966: 20) continues saying about characters that she is adopted by E.M Foster that characters in fiction are devided in to two: “flat” and “round” characters. Bakhoor “Flat (simple) characters: the simple, or flat, character is less the representation of a human personality than embodiment  of single attitude or single attitude or obsesion in a character.  Foster calls this kind of charactert flat because  we see only one side of him. The simple characters can perform many important function in the work of fiction. Simple character many appear in minor role in serious fiction, but will a major part in interior fiction.”

Bakhoor Complex (round) character: at the other end of the spectrum is the complex character, called round by Foster because we see all sides of him The complex character is obviously more lifelike than the simple, because in life people are not simply embodiments of attitudes. The complex, or round character  is higher bind of achievement than the simple complexity of character tends to produce life likeness in the world of fiction. The complex character is in many ways difficult than the simple. The simple character need only reapeat  his basic formula each bussiness. Bakhoor The fictional character, however complex is not human being. He is himself an artistic creation.
Most simply a character is one of the persons who appears in the play, one of the dramatis personal (literally, the person of the play).
Bakhoor In other sense of term, the treatment of character is a basic part of the play wright’s work. Conventions of the period and the author’s personal vision will affect the treatment of character. Most plays contain main character and minor character essential to the play.
In addition, Aminudin (1995: 79) explain that the character is

Bakhoor “ seseorang atau benda lain yang mengemban peristiwa dalam fiksi sehingga peristiwa itu dapat membuat cerita lebih hidup”. “ A person or an other thing that carry out of the event in the fiction till that event can make the story livelier.”

Furtermore, Dickinson (1968: 17) states that: “Character is the person who can contribute to  a story in several ways.” Bakhoor Therefore,  the writer can say that a character is not always someone but it can be a thing or authors themselves. A story can be told interesting when it depends on the play of the characters, because the character is the key of the way of story life. In this case someone, things although  the author can be the character, but they have to play in the story of the novel.
There are two kinds of character; they are the main character and minor character ( supporting character ). This explanation based on Aminudin (1995 :79-80) who states that: Bakhoor
“Para tokoh yang terdapat dalam suatu cerita memiliki peranan yang berbeda-beda. Seseorang tokoh yang memiliki peranan penting dalam suatu cerita disebut dengan tokoh inti atau tokoh utama. Sedangkan tokoh yang memiliki peranan yang tidak penting karena pemunculannya hanya melengka, melayani, mendukung pelaku utama disebut tokoh tambahan atau tokoh pembantu.”

It means that characters in story  have deverence character. A character has important character story is called main character, while a character that’s character is less important, because her/his play completely, to support, to work with main character only. Bakhoor  It is called minor character or supporting character.