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The American writer Dennis Lehane The island of Zindan His novel, the main character, who is actually a patient at the Aschecliffe Hospital, focuses on Teddy Daniels' complicated inner life. Although the novel presents a detective story based on the investigation of a missing patient, the main character attracts the reader's attention with his ferocious and opposite behavior that reflects his dreams and hallucinations that cover the death of his spouse and children. Because of his horrible memories, he refuses to accept the truth and creates his own fictional reality every time he takes the different roles of himself, the doctors and the staff. But the facts he prefers to hide out of consciousness are constantly revealed with his dreams and hallucinations. Carl Jung, one of the important names of analytical psychology, relates the vital dream of being balanced for psychological health to his personal awareness. The main character cannot separate the hallucinations of the deceased spouse and children from the so-called detective identity. Thus, this article aims to study the relationship between Teddy Daniels' dreams and unconsciousness from Jung's analytical psychology point of view, especially through dreams, hallucinations, personal unconsciousness and shadow concepts.

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