The Conclusions of the Characteristics of Daniel Stone and Trixie Stone

75 The second conflict undergone by Trixie is the conflict between Trixie and her ex-boy friend, Jason. The conflict emerges because they had different interest. However, Jason did not want to hook up again with Trixie because he did not want to lose his bright future as a hockey athlete. In contrast, Trixie was still in love with Jason and wanted to hook up again with him. There was no conflict resolution since before they resolved the conflict, Jason had found dead. The third conflict emerges between Trixie and her best friend, Zephyr. The conflict appeared after their plan did not work as their expectation. Since Trixie had been raped, it triggered the conflict between them. They blamed each other because it was their plan but either Trixie or Zephyr did not want to be accused as the one who suggested the plan. Although Trixie was so angry and disappointed, she could still forgive Zephyr when Zephyr apologized. Meanwhile, it was not easy for her to believe Zephyr anymore. The last interpersonal undergone by Trixie is the misunderstanding between her and Janice, a sexual assault advocate. Trixie thought that Janice was only a sexual assault advocate that did not know how her feeling to be a victim of a sexual assault. Thereafter, Janice told Trixie that she was a victim of a sexual assault so she also understood what Trixie felt. Thus, she advised Trixie to do some positive things as Janice had done to resist the depression. 2 Intrapersonal Conflicts Undergone by Trixie Stone Trixie has two intrapersonal conflicts as seen in Jodi Picoult’s The Tenth Circle. The first intrapersonal undergone by Trixie is whether she should take her 76 clothes off or not. At that time, she lost the game that she had to take either her bra or her low-rise jeans off. To resolve the conflict, Trixie decided to take her bra off in case that Jason would get jealous and they could hook up gain. The second intrapersonal conflict undergone by Trixie is going to Jason’s funeral or staying at home. Jason’s spirit that haunted Trixie made Trixie reckless. Since Trixie did not want to attend Jason’s funeral but if she did not come to the funeral, the spirit would haunt her. In contrast, if she attended his funeral, everyone would underestimate her and talked about her. It was hard for Trixie to decide but to resolve the conflict she needed to choose one of them. Hence, she decided to attend Jason’s funeral accompanying by her father.

B. Implications

In this study, I provide a lesson plan using some parts of the Wildclaw comic in Jodi Picoult’s The Tenth Circle. It is a grammar lesson plan. This lesson plan can be used to teach Structure I class at English Language Education Study Program. In this lesson plan, the students are demanded to identify every WH- question in every page of the comic given to the students. By identifying the WH- questions in the comic, the students can get three advantages which are elaborated as follows. The first advantage of identifying the WH-questions in the comic is the students can have deeper understanding on the WH-questions and the function of each WH-word. The first activity See Appendix 5, I give some parts of the Wildclaw that contain the WH-questions. In this activity, the students are asked to