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Analyzing Elsa's Personality in Frozen

This chapter presents the conclusion, implications, and suggestions of the study. The conclusion is that the movie Frozen describes the main character Elsa's personality and struggles through obstacles using Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory. The implications are that the study helps understand people's characteristics through personality theory and the struggles of main characters. The suggestions are to apply the positive traits of characters, understand how literature shapes personality, and carefully analyze characters' personalities using literary psychology theories.

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Analyzing Elsa's Personality in Frozen

This chapter presents the conclusion, implications, and suggestions of the study. The conclusion is that the movie Frozen describes the main character Elsa's personality and struggles through obstacles using Abraham Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory. The implications are that the study helps understand people's characteristics through personality theory and the struggles of main characters. The suggestions are to apply the positive traits of characters, understand how literature shapes personality, and carefully analyze characters' personalities using literary psychology theories.

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CHAPTER VI

CONCLUSION, IMPLICATION AND SUGGESTION

This chapter presents three sections. The first section is the conclusion, which

is the extracted from the research finding and discussion. The second section is the

implication. The third section is suggestion.

A. Conclusion
Human personality can be studied through the science of psychology.

Humanistic psychology can be used to understand the level need of the human

psyche. The Movie Frozen by Jennifer Lee described Elsa personality of life filled

with obstacles. Thus, in this study, the scientific tools used to examine the

character of Elsa is psychology. This study used Abraham Maslows theory of

psychoanalysis. Elsa realized self-actualization undergone many obstacles

because she couldnt controlled her power. Elsa be able to pass through the

kingdom of human needs with both the lowest level up to high so that the powers

within themselves to change her lives for the betterment.

B. Implication
This study has implication for us to understand more about the

characteristic of people through personality theory of Maslow. This study also

helps us in understanding description of the main characters personality. It makes

us understand the life struggle of main characters and give motivation to solve our

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problems in life. Then we can enrich knowledge of literature and the development

of English literature.

C. Suggestion
Based on the conclusion above, the writer suggests:
1. This study makes the reader get important information about the personality

of the main character, positive and negative characters. Beside that the reader

is hoped to apply in daily activity the good or positive of the characters, then

avoid the negative of the characters.


2. This study also makes us understand that literature is important for us to shape

personality and develop the self-actualization.


3. Actually analyzing the personality of characters in the movie with psychology

of literature is one of difficult task. We must have exact understanding,

carefulness, deeply and seriousness to get the good information. So for the

reader if you want to analyze the personality of characters, you can use the

theory psychology literature. Beside that you must choose the suitable theory

with this study, understand the theory, and know about how apply the theory

in the daily activities.

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