Character Father-Daughter Relationship Love

their study. That is the best thing people can do to make their beloved one happy these days.

1.5 Definition of Terms

There are some important terms used in this study. Those terms need to be explained in order to avoid misconception among the readers

1.5.1 Character

Abrams 1981 states that “characters as the persons that presented in a dramatic or narrative work, who are interpreted by the reader as being endowed with moral, dispositional, and emotional qualities that are expressed in what they say in the dialogue and by what they do in their action” p. 20. Therefore, the qualities of a character will be described from the beginning of a story until the end as the effects of environmental crises and personal factors take part in revealing and shaping a character. Therefore the researcher will use this term as the reference to describe the characters Dr. Manette and Lucie Manette. 1.5.2 Characterization Henkle 1977 defines characterization as a method by which an author creates, reveals, and develops the changes so that, the reader can imagine what kind of person the character is p. 92-97. Characterization is a way for a writer to describe the character within a story so that the reader will be able to have a vivid image of the character. Being able to grab a character’s images makes the readers be able to enjoy the story more.

1.5.3 Father-Daughter Relationship

According to Winnicott 1998, p. 35 father-daughter relationship is a bound or relationship made by a father and a daughter. It is an important place to learn about male-female relationship. From a father, little girls gain their first reflection of themselves as a female. The girls then develop a sense of acceptance or non-acceptance. The girls’ self-concept as a female person is largely shaped by this father-daughter relationship.

1.5.4 Love

Fromm 2006, pp. 1-29 love is an art which people seek to achieve interpersonal union. People understand that they are weak and ugly creature when they are alone therefore they seek interpersonal union. Interpersonal union can strengthen people and make them confident. Therefore, love has become the most fundamental passion which becomes the force that keeps the human race together. It is very appropriate to define love within the novel A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. It is because love is the reason that ties the relationship between each character inside the novel. Meanwhile becomes something that eventually develops and reveals each character personal traits. It is also something that makes the story more complex.

1.5.5 Patriotism