Object of the Study
answer of the problem formulation. The secondary sources takes from the book that provide the theory of character and characterization, conflict, message, the
criticism and approach on the novel that was important for the study. Firstly, the writer read the main source that was The Chronicles of Narnia:
the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, then read and re-read so the writer understood what actually the author wanted to say through the novel. The writer
tried to focus on the novel, especially the characters and the conflict. Secondly, the writer formulated the problems that were to analyze the
character to get message from describing the main character. To answer the first problem, the writer analyzed the characteristic and the conflict to describing the
main character. The writer analyzed from the primary book which related to the characterization of Edmund and his conflict from the beginning to the end of
story. After the first problem answer, the writer tried to answer the second
problem. The writer answered it by making conclusion some possible messages from describing Edmund. After the analyzed part had been done, the writer made
conclusion. In making conclusion, the writer concluded all of the analysis starting from how the main character are described in the story and what the message are
founded in the novel.
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