Ellie’s character development in the last of us video game

Safitry, Rhaisa Alika (2024) Ellie’s character development in the last of us video game. Sarjana thesis, UIN Sunan Gunung Djati Bandung.

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Abstract

Character development is character changes and developments that actively interact with the environment, both social and natural environments, that can affect the character’s attitude, and behavior. In this research, the researcher focused on character development of a female character, Ellie Williams, in The Last of Us Video Game developed by NaughtyDog. This research used qualitative content analysis as the research design. This research also used two theories, they are Edgard V. Roberts Character Theory and Nurgiyantoro’s Conflict Theory. The result of the research showed four Ellie’s character development, they were innocence, skeptic, protected by other, and mature. The researcher also found the factors that causing Ellie’s character develops. First, external conflict, the researcher found two parts. The environment she lives in and the relationships she does with other character. For internal conflict, the researcher found five parts. The trauma that she experienced, the loneliness that she feels, the hope that she imagined, the fear that she thought and the revenge that she does.

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