Dinamika Psikososial Yu-rim Akibat Kondisi Ekonomi dalam Twenty Five Twenty One
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Literary works often serve as reflections of the complex psychological dynamics of human beings, including in their portrayal of adolescent Identity crises shaped by social and economic structures. This study analyzes the psychosocial dynamics of the character Ko Yu-rim in the Korean drama Twenty Five Twenty One (2022) triggered by her family's economic conditions, using Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development. The study employs a qualitative descriptive method with dialogue and scene analysis. The results indicate that Yu-rim's psychosocial development does not proceed ideally; rather, it is dominated by the crisis of Identity vs. Role Confusion, with unresolved Inferiority and economic conditions that narrow the formation of her Identity. Yu-rim's development demonstrates a fluctuating pattern with a maladaptive resolution in the form of Fanaticism, although she nonetheless exhibits healthy relational capacity, ultimately forming the Virtue of Love in stage 6.
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