Zhou 1 Maxwell Zhou Hanf Honors English 10 5 October 2011 Childrens Book Final Draft Having a two-year-old is like

having a blender that you dont have a top for-Jerry Seinfeld. Children cannot control themselves and follow rules very easily, so they do as they please whatever their desire may be. They want things and attempt to retrieve it and do not worry about the consequences of their actions. Little children like this are the id of people, the part that is completely controlled by their desires. In Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Ahsoka is a brand new padawan who learns to become a Jedi from Anakin. As Ahsoka does not know the way of the Jedi, she does not understand why everything must be done a certain way and always argues with Anakin about what she believes is the right way to do things, and she does in the end. In Star Wars: The Clone Wars, by Kristen Mayor, the id is stronger than the superego, represented by Ahsoka and Anakin, the teacher. In the childrens book Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the Id is shown to have a stronger mental effect than superego. Master Skywalker looked at me. Youre wreckless. Ahsoka, the new padawan, was told to deactivate the shield generator, and to do so, she violently exploded it, attracting the attention of many soldiers. She represents the id, where she does whatever she wants, the easiest way possible, requiring little skill but does not think of the consequences. We could save him. I dont understand. Ahsoka Tonu wanted to save her original master but did not understand the Jedi protocol that restricted them from doing so. The Jedi protocol is the superego, but the id, Ahsoka, want to rebel against it, and was able to save her master in the end using her own way. It wasnt fair. Ahsoka did not think it was

Zhou 2 fair that she had to follow the rules. It represents the id wanting to disobey orders to fulfill its goals, and over powering the superego with the ids thoughts. In Star Wars, the id is shown to have stronger feelings than what the superego.