Özet:

Fiction works help people to understand and make sense of themselves and the life they live by telling different stories. One of the disciplines that supports the narrative in fulfilling this function is psychology. It can be uttered that psychology, which provides data for the author to produce characters with different identities and personalities, or to create problems, distress and disease for fictional people, plays a functional role in this sense. The creation of the psychology of the fictional subject in the literary work is a multi-faceted process. While determining the basic personality traits, the events, facts and situations causing the development of this personality should be determined and placed in the fiction. Ayfer Tunç, who usually tells the sad lives of hurt or aggrieved, unhappy, lonely heroes in her stories, is a writer who chose to deal with the tragic, dramatic or painful side of fate. In her stories, Tunç not only presents scenes from unhappy lives, but also deals with the existence of individuals living in unhappiness. Therefore, she also reveals events, situations and facts that will make it easier to understand the psychology of fictional people in her stories. For this reason, it is necessary to deal with the fictional style of the hero being at the center of the storyline, as much as the events that make up the dramatic action while analyzing her stories. The data of the science of psychology will make it easier to understand these tragic selves. In this study, the role of "tragic error", which is based on myths, and the "inferiority complex" that can develop in relation to it, is emphasized regarding creation of fictional characters, and their relation to the tragic structure is indicated. The effect of the inferiority complex, which causes other problems and diseases when connected with the tragic mistake, on the fictional person and the fictional destiny has been tried to be shown through Ayfer Tunç's story "The Aziz Bey Incident (Aziz Bey Hadisesi)".

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