Freudian The Id, The Ego, and The Super-ego in Unkrich’s Coco : Psychoanalysis Study

Theresults of the study show some characters of Miguel namely: (1) Stubborn and optimistic, (2)Full of strategies. The writer then finds that these characters of Miguel are strongly representedthe concept of the Id, the Ego, and the Super-ego proposed by Freud. Another result that found isthe fact that Miguel is able to affect other characters in the film and direct them to a better statein life. The first evidence is Mama Imelda that gives her faith to believe in music at last MamaCoco can rest in peace and see their family in the Land of Death, because it helps themremember what it's like to be free and to unity separated family , the second is bringing back thetruth that Hector is the real musician when he writes a song that stolen by de la Cruz, and thelast one is family comes first to reach the dreams. Each one of those representations of Miguel’sid, ego, and super-ego is different, but they all have similar effects on the characters in the story.Dream is what Miguel’s is want to be and the other characters willpower to survive and seek forbeing together as family did.