The argument that will be provided by the supporter of Freud’s
psychoanalytic theory about Marcy’s feeling of guilt when lying to her mother
is that the superego is the one responsible of making her feel that way. The
superego is being defined as a self-critical conscience in which comes in when
a person does something and he or she reflects to what she or he has done base
on social standards.
<span>a state of transcendence and well-being.</span>
Answer and explanation:
Proctor stops himself then changes his mind about not confessing because he wishes to save his life in order for him to enjoy life with his family and wants to see his kids growing up. In addition to this, he wants his kids to grow up at least with one living parent at their side since his wife had been exectued under Death Penalty before.
