Theoretical Framework THEORETICAL REVIEW

19 This study had two main sources which were The Host by Stephenie Meyer and other books from library such as An Introduction to Fiction by Robert Stanton, An Introduction to Fiction Eleventh Edition by X. J. Kennedy and Dana Gioia, Introduction to Psychology Eight Edition by Rita L. Atkinson, Richard C. Atkinson and Enest R. Hilgard; Motivation: Theory and Research by Herbert L. Petri, Perrine’s Literature: Structure, Sound, and Sense, Tenth Edition by Thomas R. Arp and Greg Johnson, Psychology in Action by Karen Huffman, Mark Vernoy, and Judith Vernoy;and Understanding Unseen by Murphy. Moreover, several steps were used to answer the problem formulations. The first step was the reading of The Host novel as the primary data and to obtain a complete understanding of the study. The second step was formulated the topic and the characterization of Wanderer that related to motivation. Then, the writer formulated the problems formulation. The third step was the writer collected and read books, articles, and journals that supported the thesis. Those sources were related to theory on character and characterization and theory of motivation. The fourth step was the writer chose appropriate approach of the study, which was psychological approach. Some books related to the approach used to analyze and to solve the problem formulations. The fifth step was to analyze and answer the questions mentioned in the problem formulation. The writer tried to solve the first problem formulation which was the description of Wanderer. The second problem 20 formulation was the conflicts happened to Wanderer. The third problem formulation was the motivation revealed from the characterization and conflict between other characters. Finally, the last step was made a conclusion. It was important because it presented the point of the analysis and the summary of the problem formulations. It was also contained the findings of the analysis of this study.