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An Analysis of William Falder's tragic life in John Galsworthy's Justice

Mieke Chintia Dewi

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This thesis is the study of Falder's tragic life in John Galsworthy's Justice. The main character, Falder, has to struggle against himself and other people who are related to him, because of his weak characters.This thesis is going to analyze the factors that lead the character to his tragic life. Falder's relationship with Ruth Honeywill is the important factor which causes his downfall. He wants to do everything because of his love. Through the external conflicts and through the relationships with other characters, Falder's weak character is revealed. Through the internal conflicts, Falder's weak character is proven to be the important factor that causes his tragic life. Falder has no hope in solving a problem. His weak character makes him trapped in some difficulties. He is a careless and hopeless. His inability in facing the problem makes him choose the easy way to solve his problems, he chooses to kill himself rather than facing his problem. This situation leads the character to his tragic life.

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This thesis is the study of Falder's tragic life in John Galsworthy's Justice. The main character, Falder, has to struggle against himself and other people who are related to him, because of his weak characters.This thesis is going to analyze the factors that lead the character to his tragic life. Falder's relationship with Ruth Honeywill is the important factor which causes his downfall. He wants to do everything because of his love. Through the external conflicts and through the relationships with other characters, Falder's weak character is revealed. Through the internal conflicts, Falder's weak character is proven to be the important factor that causes his tragic life. Falder has no hope in solving a problem. His weak character makes him trapped in some difficulties. He is a careless and hopeless. His inability in facing the problem makes him choose the easy way to solve his problems, he chooses to kill himself rather than facing his problem. This situation leads the character to his tragic life.

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This thesis is the study of Falder's tragic life in John Galsworthy's Justice. The main character, Falder, has to struggle against himself and other people who are related to him, because of his weak characters.This thesis is going to analyze the factors that lead the character to his tragic life. Falder's relationship with Ruth Honeywill is the important factor which causes his downfall. He wants to do everything because of his love. Through the external conflicts and through the relationships with other characters, Falder's weak character is revealed. Through the internal conflicts, Falder's weak character is proven to be the important factor that causes his tragic life. Falder has no hope in solving a problem. His weak character makes him trapped in some difficulties. He is a careless and hopeless. His inability in facing the problem makes him choose the easy way to solve his problems, he chooses to kill himself rather than facing his problem. This situation leads the character to his tragic life.

Key concepts: Character (mathematics), Economic Justice, Reflexive pronoun, Tragedy (event), Literature, Philosophy, Sociology, Psychoanalysis

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