Character Psychology Framework

Analyze [CHARACTER_NAME] using [PSYCHOLOGICAL_THEORY] as an interpretive framework:

Psychological Profile Construction:
Childhood experiences and formative events
Defense mechanisms and coping strategies
Unconscious motivations and repressed desires
Relationship patterns and attachment styles

Behavioral Analysis:
Action patterns and decision-making processes
Speech patterns revealing psychological states
Body language and non-verbal communication
Response to stress and conflict situations

Character Development Arc:
Psychological growth or regression throughout narrative
Moments of self-awareness and insight
Resistance to change and psychological barriers
Integration of conscious and unconscious elements

Theoretical Application:
How chosen theory illuminates character behavior
Textual evidence supporting psychological interpretation
Alternative theoretical perspectives consideration
Theory limitations and character complexity

Literary Function:
How character psychology serves thematic purposes
Reader identification and emotional investment
Character as representative of universal human experiences
Psychological realism versus symbolic function

Create a character analysis that demonstrates sophisticated understanding of both psychology and literary technique.