((So we read about Freud and Jung analysis in English and I applied it to the Dummies--laughs awkwardly.
Itās kinda funny though. Dummy seems to go by the Ego. He finds the path to get what he wants, but heās able to wait awhile if waiting will get him better results. Is what he does at all moral? Nope. He throws the Superego out the window. (with Jung, I think that Oliver has a persona he goes by when interacting with certain people. He puts a mask on of indifference or superiority to freak other people out. Iām not entirely sure, but the Oliver while being the owner of the mansion (while entertaining guests) and the Oliver while being home undisturbed (and then with Allen) are very different.)
Then Allen listens to his Superego too much. Itās to the point where his Superego beats up on his Ego and heās therefore unbalanced. He does not satisfy the Id because heās afraid that what he is doing is wrong. If we go with Jung, Iād say that Allen has a complex where he feels unneeded. Oliver is able to made his own tea, Oliver can clean the house perfectly well on his own (not that he wants to, but he can); Oliver could get on fine without Allenās help. Allen subconsciously tells himself this and as time goes on, the thought builds into his conscious and he becomes aware with the thought that heās unneeded--and the mean anons donāt help with bringing out this awareness at all either. Itās when he acts while thinking badly of himself where his issues arise. But Allen really shouldnāt worry so much on this because Oliver doesnāt care as much for Allenās help, he cares more just for the fact that Allen is there. :ā^)Ā
On a better note, I think that Allen has a greater Shadow, however. The creative and impulsive thoughts likeĀ āOhh, whatās that button do--Iām going to touch itā type things. If heās bored with something, heāll be creative and change it up. Change up the flavor of the tea, cooking, needle-work, heāll change his outfits. He seems to be good at thinking outside of the box and keeps himself entertained with this. The shadow is like Id+ though, and again, thatās the Id--And when he doesnāt listen to it, and it gets to being a matter of morals, he fractures. (haha I made a funny)
Ā Ā Ā Ā Weāre doing essays on Jung and Freud analysis in class and I was just thinking about this.))