This analysis reveals id, ego, and superego elements in Wena's character, suggesting deeper implications for understanding schizophrenia.
This research examines the main character named Wena in the theater performance script Jeritan-jeritan Kebisuan by Johan Setiawan. This theater performance script tells the story of a woman named Wena. he likes to write and expresses all his emotions through a poem that he wrote, he was shunned by his friends at school, when he found out that the doctor was not much different from his friends, the doctor also made fun of him and said that Wena was crazy, Wena had found peace by dancing, but as if he was trapped in an empty room containing himself and the whispers around him, he could never be separated from the whispers, and it was the whispers that accompanied him until the end of his life, when there was someone who cared about him but he decided to give up and end his life by committing suicide. This research uses Sigmund Freud's personality theory to analyze the id, ego and superego aspects of the main character. The data analysis used is a qualitative descriptive method with library study data collection techniques. The data analysis technique used in this research is a heuristic and hermeneutic reading technique. The results of this research aim to explain the id, ego and superego aspects of Wena's character, so that it can become a reference for other researchers and for writers so that in the future they can develop even better works.
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