Family Relationship and Barn Burning
In the article, “ Family Relationships” by Sigmund Freud psychologist in modern era, argues and emphasize abnormal theory on families relationships, and unique qualities. Beginning of the article he mentions about how child will focus on their parents, like they want to looks like their mother or father. They admire the they parents are ideal for them. For a small child his parents are at first the only authority and the source of all belief.” They feel like whatever parents says are correct. And then they start to compare their parent to other parents and see the qualities. Most of the times childs feel they slighted because of some reasons. Sometimes they not feel or receive the full love, attentions and talks from their parents because they share this things with their siblings. Also he talks about how child will develop the sexual relationship, by imagining himself and feelings.
Another story, Faulkner’s “ Barn Burning”, is all about family relationship and theories of family. This story relates to Freud’s idea and talks about same thing. The boy who have conflict with his father. Boy burned the Mr. Harris to protect his father or whatever because child thinks that their parents are correct whatever they do it. For child parents actions are most important and they believe them. But later on when boy learns about his father mistakes.