The document discusses the characteristics and structure of narrative texts. Narrative texts can be fiction or non-fiction and aim to entertain readers. They typically include three parts: orientation, complication, and resolution. Orientation introduces characters and setting. Complication presents a problem or conflict. Resolution explains how the problem is solved. An example Indonesian folktale called "Sangkuriang" is analyzed in terms of these three sections. The summary provides the essential information about narrative texts and their typical three-part structure.