Abstract
The study aims to know good-life concepts of moral value in Robin Hood movie. This research used qualitative approach. The researcher found that five moral principles are tolerance, belief, kind-hearted, integrity, and responsibility. In this movie, good-live concepts of moral value are tolerance for human relationships with Heaven, belief is entrusting everything to God's power, kind‐hearted is honesty in this movie that the hero succeeded in winning people's hearts by his supporting honesty, integrity is like finding a valuable gem, and responsibility portrayed feels responsible for defense, reminding people of responsibility to protect their position in everywhere.
Highlights
Moral in literary work typically represents the author's belief in "goodness." Whose conviction is transmitted to readers or listeners, Further, (Nurgiyantoro, 2018) stated the moral as the whole story's message
Moral value is to be specific about definitions of good or bad, right or wrong, since these terms can be used in several different ways
Moral values in literary works mean the principle of right or wrong behaviors which are worthwhile and important in a literary work to be conveyed to the readers to improve their moral standard
Summary
Moral in literary work typically represents the author's belief in "goodness." Whose conviction is transmitted to readers or listeners, Further, (Nurgiyantoro, 2018) stated the moral as the whole story's message. It can be used as role model "guidelines.". Some non-moral values that fishing undergoes transmutations in other ways It is with moral values: some accurses include transmuting means into ends, training, and maybe some do not necessitate training. Training in moral importance was ignored or shown to be feasible Their principles are so organized that these people can maximize their happiness by cheating on our good behavior.
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