The Guilt

A thick frost layer covered the ground when Turner's children quickly walked over the bus along a 2 km driveway. In the middle of winter, at the top of the mountain it is harsh, and air hurts the skin. Snow is unlikely to fall, but the scenery of the summit is located near the mountain covered with snow, so it makes me feel cold and melancholy in the morning. In the summer, children use cars to run for running on the road, but in the winter the cars are almost always frozen. The school bus was quiet, and Meggie took the same position with her sister Josephine and Tracy.

In her opening story, Orleanna immediately told us that this is a story about guilt and how it lives with it. The guilt she talked directly is a very personal guilt feeling guilty about the passive compliance of her daughter's death. But these pages have another feeling of guilt. Every Westerner must share the crime committed by African people and the cultural crime of the group. Sometimes, even as this Orleina said, even this modest thing will soar even, "I got on a horse and I saw a catastrophe, but I still insist that it is a witness to the prisoners If it were not my conquest, what is my wife? "

The feeling of guilt is primarily emotion. You may think that guilt is a good way to make something for you without fulfilling someone's responsibility. Guilt is not a good motivation. It is more accurate to consider internal defects as internal states. In overall emotional planning, guilt is a general category of negative emotional state. According to the comprehensive framework (Fischer, Shaver, and Carnochan, 1990), this is one of the "sadness" emotions, including pain, sorrow and loneliness. Like other emotions, there is no explanation for guilty. In the traditional view of Freud, guilt is thought to exist just beneath the surface of our behavior. Freud's psychodynamic theory suggests that if we know how bad our frightening desire it is, we will construct a defense mechanism to protect us from the sin that we are experiencing It is. Specifically, Freud relates guilt and its associated anxiety to the edepss phase of sexual development.