Psychopath characteristic on Amy Elliott Dunne as the main character in Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

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Rohman, Moh Syakir (2019) Psychopath characteristic on Amy Elliott Dunne as the main character in Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. Undergraduate thesis, UIN Sunan Ampel Surabaya.

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Abstract

This thesis attempts to analyze a good novelwritten by an author named Gillian Flynn, entitled Gone Girl. Gone Girl tells the story of a woman named Amy Elliott Dunne who haspsychopathicsyndrome due to pressure fromher parents and her husband. The purpose of this thesis is the first to find out the characteristics of Amy Elliott Dunne. The second to know some of the pressures that affect to her psychological conditions and make her become psychopath, especially the pressure in her marriage. While this thesis using descriptive analysis method. In the first method is to read the story of the novel; Second, the gathering of important parts which deal with the issues that will be discussed; third, analyze, use two theories, namely new criticism as the supporting theory and psychoanalisis Sigmund Freud as the main theory. And the fourth ended with a conclusion. In the results from this analysis, the researcher found that a lot of pressure can affect a persons’s psychological condition, as in natural by Amy Elliott Dunne a psychopath because of too much oppression in her lives.