MRS. WELLINGTON’S ANXIETY REFLECTED ON GITTY DANESHVARI’S SCHOOL OF FEAR: THE FINAL EXAM

SUWOTO, NOVIA (2021) MRS. WELLINGTON’S ANXIETY REFLECTED ON GITTY DANESHVARI’S SCHOOL OF FEAR: THE FINAL EXAM. Undergraduate thesis, Universitas 17 Agustus 1945 Surabaya.

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Abstract

This study is entitled Mrs. Wellington’s anxiety reflected on Gitty Daneshvari’s School of Fear: The Final Exam. This study aims to describe the symptoms, the causes, the effects, and the type of anxiety which is suffered by Mrs. Wellington. This study applies psychoanalysis theory by Sigmund Freud to analyze the anxiety that appears in Mrs. Wellington’s character. The method of this study is a qualitative descriptive method. The study analyzes about the symptoms of anxiety that is suffered by Mrs. Wellington such as feeling anxious, being unable to think about anything but something that makes her anxious, and experiencing trembling, melancholy, and the deepest sadness. The study also analyzes the causes of Mrs. Wellington’s anxiety. First, Mrs. Wellington’s anxiety is caused by her stepson, Abernathy, who hates her since he suffers from novercaphobia or well-known as fear of stepmother. The second cause is Sylvie Montgomery, the nosy reporter who always uses her nose to get information or disgraceful secret of Mrs. Wellington and all her students to make an article in order to win the Snoopulitzer, a contest for reporter in Summerstone. There must be the effects after analyzing the causes. The effects of Mrs. Wellington’s anxiety are very complete. She feels the behavioral effect, the emotional effect, and the cognitive effect of her anxiety. It can be seen from her negative feeling because something in her past, her experience trouble of concentrating, and she feels afraid everytime she thinks about her fears. Mrs. Wellington’s anxiety is categorized of neurotic anxiety. Neurotic anxiety comes from id which is in the form of unconscious feeling so she often loses her emotion such as being sad, angry, panic, and so on. From the analysis, it can be concluded that Mrs. Wellington suffers from anxiety because her uncontrollable emotion, anxious, worried. Her stepson and Sylvie, the reporter, become the causes of her anxiety. She also feels the behavioral, emotional, and cognitive effects. Mrs. Wellington suffers from a type of neurotic anxiety as reflected in its symptoms, causes, and effects.

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