xi ABSTRACT
KURNIA CITRANINGTYAS. A. 320. 090. 076.
BELONGINGNESS
AND LOVE IN JUDE DEVERAUX’S
MOONLIGHT IN THE
MORNING
NOVEL (2012): A HUMANISTIC APPROACH
The mayor problem of this study is Jecca Layton who needs love and belongingness from Tristan Aldredge. The objectives of the study are to analyze the novel based on its structural elements and to analyze the novel based on Humanistic Approach.
In analyzing Moonlight in the Morning story the researcher uses qualitative method and Humanistic Approach. The object of the study is Jude Deveraux’s Moonlight in the Morning, published by Pocket Star Books, 2012. The data sources are primary data and secondary data. The primary data source is the novel Moonlight in the Morning itself and the secondary data sources are the other sources related to the analysis such as the author’s biography, the book of fiction, the book of humanistic, dictionary, virtual references, and the other relevant information that support this research. The method of data collection is library research by collecting and recording both of the primary and secondary data. The technique of data analysis used in this study is descriptive qualitative.
Based on the analysis above, the researcher draws the following conclusions: first, the researcher concludes that the elements of the novel present a good unity that consists of exposition, complication, climax, and resolution; second, Love and Belongingness of Tristan Aldredge are very needed by Jecca Layton.
A. Introduction
1. Background of the Study
In this life, peoples have needs from the basic needs to the higher needs. People
needs can change from time to time. Therefore, they must choose what needs that must be
fulfilled first. Usually they tend to fulfill the major need first before others. There are many
needs that peoples try to fulfill, for example the needs of food, clothes, safety, house, and
love. Maslow as quoted in Hjelle and Zeigler (1992: 448) believed that people are
motivated to seek personal goals that make their lives rewarding and meaningful. Maslow
depicted the human being as a “wanting organism” who rarely reaches a state of complete
and total satisfaction. It is characteristic of human life that people almost always desire
something.
Peoples need love or we need give and receive of affection. Love can make them
happy, sad, angry, disappointed, and sometimes they can laugh and cry because of love.
Thus peoples try to find their right in getting real love.
In this era peoples can find easily the article, fiction story, poems, novel, or movie
which present about love and belongingness. There are many authors who write a novel
which has theme about the effort to get love and belongingness.
One of the authors is Jude Deveraux who writes this novel on the needs of love and
belongingness. Her novel is Moonlight in the Morning which has 436 pages which includes
an excerpt from Jude Deveraux’s next novel Stranger in the Moonlight. Moonlight in the
Morning novel is a romance novel that was published in New York on Desember 27th 20.
This novel is publised by Pocket Star Books.
Moonlight in the Morning novel is appropriate to adult according to readers. It is
appropriate for adult because the readers can take the message about strong feeling of love
and sacrifice for love which is needed by each person. The need of real love by each person
is to complete their life, it is representing in this novel.
There are many aspect of this novel are significant to be studied in relation to the
theory that researcher applied in analyze research. Firstly, this synopsis is one of the facts
that the writer said this interesting and unbelievable novel, because Moonlight in the
story is important because it tells the readers about the effort of someone who find
something to fulfill the needs for love and belongingness. Thirdly, this novel reflect the
effort to fulfill the needs for love and belongingness, the novel as a picture about an effort
of man that trying to fulfill the needs for love and belongingness. Fourthly, this novel
shows the readers about the sacrifice for love.
2. Previous Study
There has no study that has been done as far as the researcher knows on Moonlight
in the Morning novel by Jude Deveraux in Muhammadiyah University of Surakarta,
Sebelas Maret University of Surakarta and other university in Central Java, even in
Indonesia. Here, the researcher presents the study on Belongingness and Love in Jude
Deveraux’s Moonlight in the Morning novel (2012): a Humanistic Approach
3. Problem Statement
The problem statement of the Study is as follows:
How is a need for love and belongingness portrayed in Jecca feeling to looking her true
love and belongingness in Moonlight in the Morning novel which written by Jude
Deveraux?
4. Limitation of the Study
In this research, the researcher will focus on the analysis on Jecca needs to looking her
true love and belingingness in Moonlight in the Morning which written by Jude
Deveraux.
5. The objectives of the Study
The objectives of the Study are the following:
a. To analyze Belongingness and Love in Jude Deveraux’s Moonlight in the Morning
novel (2011) based on its structural element.
b. To analyze Belongingness and Love in Jude Deveraux’s Moonlight in the Morning
6. Benefit of the Study
The benefits that expected from this study are as follows:
a. Theoretical Benefit: The study projected to give novel contribution of the larger body
of knowledge particularly in the literary studies.
b. Practical Benefit: The study is expected to enrich the knowledge and experience of the
researcher and other students at UMS or other universities interested in literary studies.
B. Underlying Theory
1. Notion of Humanistic
Humanistic is an approach psychology that maslow and others viewed as viable
alternative to psychoanalysis and behaviorism (Hjelle and Ziegler, 1992:486). Maslow
state that Humanistic theory is emphasizing as it does the uniqueness of the person and
the potential for self-direction and enhanced functioning has tremendous appeal for those
who share his optimistic view of humanity (Hjelle and Ziegler, 1992:441).
2. Aspect of Humanistic: Hierarchy of Needs
Maslow proposed that all human needs are innate or instinctoid and that they are
systematically arranged in an ascending hierarchy of priority or prepotency figure 10-1 is
a schematic representation of this need-hierarchy conception of human motivation. The
needs are, in order of their priority: (1) physiological needs; (2) safety and security needs;
(3) belongingness and love needs; (4) self-esteem needs; (5) self-actualization needs, or
the need for personal fulfillment.
3. Notion of Belongingness and Love
a. Belongingness
Belongingness is the quality or state of being an essential or important part of
accepted by others. For the example, when we have a feeling of love to someone or
something, we hope that we can be accepted by someone we love.
b. Love
According to Chaplin (1968: 281) love is a strong feeling full of affection for
someone usually accompanied sexual component. In other hand, love is eroticism for
looking satisfaction to an object.
C. Research Finding and Discussion
1. Structural of the Elements
a. Character and characterization
1) Major Character:
(a) Jecca Layton
The story begin when Jecca nineteen years old.
She knew she sounded like a whiny little girl and not the mature nineteen years
old woman she was,but her dad did that to her. (Deveraux, 2012: 1)
Jecca is Mr. joe Layton’s daughter.
“Dad,” Jecca said to her father, Joe Layton. (Deveraux, 2012: 1)
Physically, she is tall, slim body, pretty, and short dark hair.
She was tall, with a slim body that curved in all the right places. (Deveraux,
2012: 26)
Her face was very pretty, with short dark hair that framed her face. (Deveraux,
2012: 26)
Mentally, she is an ambitious woman. She sometimes has high desire.
She wanted fourteen whole days to do only what she wanted to. (Deveraux,
2012: 2)
She needed to produce some artworks before next year. (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
Socially, she always helps someone.
She didn’t think about what she did, just jumped into the cold water, clothes,
shoes, and all. (Deveraux, 2012: 13)
She wasn’t a good swimmer but she could move well enough to look for him
“Reede said you saved his life,” Mrs. Aldredge said. (Deveraux, 2012: 19)
Morally, she is kind.
“I’ll color a couple of drawings for you and I’ll show them to you when you get
back. We can go over them and you can decide which you like best. Okay?”
Jecca said (Deveraux, 2012: 190)
(b) Dr. Tristan Aldredge
Dr. Tristan Aldredge is kim’s cousin.
“Awful, but my cousin Tris talked her into it.” Kim said (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
He is thirty-four years old.
He was already thirty-four. (Deveraux, 2012: 88)
Physically, he is a handsome man. He has black hair and blue eyes.
He was wearing tuxedo, his arm no longer in a cast, and he was a hansome as
any man she’d ever seen. (Deveraux, 2012: 221)
His black hair, his blue eyes, his broad shoulders, all of it was perfection.
(Deveraux, 2012: 222)
Mentally, he is a wise person.
“Not today, and certainly not this morning. Maybe after you see what I have to
show you ….” He hesistated. (Deveraux, 2012: 364)
Socially, he is a helper.
“He’s a wonderful young man, and he’ll do anything for you. He’s helped me in
so many ways,” Lucy said (Deveraux, 2012: 93)
“Oh no! When I got the 380, Tristan was the one who figured out how to use the
semi-automatic threader.” (Deveraux, 2012: 93)
Morally, he is quiet, hardworking boy.
“He’s quiet, hardworking boy,” Mrs. Wingate said (Deveraux, 2012: 93)
(c) Kimberly Aldredge
She is Jecca’s friend.
“So let me see what you’re designing,” Jecca said and picked up her friend’s
She’d then told him the wonderful newsthat her friend Jecca Layton was
coming ti Edilean to spend the entire summer painting. (Deveraux, 2012: 25)
She is Reede Aldredge’s younger sister.
“No, Dad, there is no boy. Kim has an older brother, but he’s had the same
girlfriend since forever.” (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
Physically, she has long hair and pretty.
They were nearly the same height, but Jecca’s dark hair was short, while Kim’s
auburn was longer. While they were both very pretty young woman, their
personalities made them look very different. (Deveraux, 2012: 51)
Mentally, she is an ambitious and serious woman.
Kim’s passion was jewelry and she loved organic forms. (Deveraux, 2012: 9)
Jecca always looked as though she were about to laugh, while Kim was more
serious. (Deveraux, 2012: 51)
Socially, she is kind.
Kim said there was some magnificent scenery around her home, and Jecca
wanted to put it all on paper. (Deveraux, 2012: 2)
(d) Reede Aldredge
He is Kim’s older brother.
“No, Dad, there is no boy. Kim has an older brother, but he’s had the same
girlfriend since forever.” (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
Physically, he is a gorgeous hunk.
Jecca seen Reede Aldredge only once, when Kim move into the dorm, but she
remembered him as one georgeous hunk. (Deveraux, 2012: 7)
Mentally, he was heartbroken and depressed.
“I guess I should tell you about my son, Reede. He and his friends broke up,”
Mr. Aldredge sighed. (Deveraux, 2012: 6)
An extremely depressed young man was about to dive off a cliff into a pool
water of dubious depth. (Deveraux, 2012: 13)
Morally, he is kind. He tells about his problem to Jecca, although Jecca not his
(e) Mrs. Olivia Wingate
She is an owner apartment.
“Mrs. Wingate only has three apartments ….. Actually, technically, they’re not
really apartments because they have no kitchen, but anyway, I got one of them
for you.” (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
She is Tristan Aldredge’s neighbor.
“He’s our local doctor and he lives next door to Mrs. Wingate. I’ve told you
about him, and you met him.” (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
She is Tristan’s second mother.
“Mrs.Wingate is a second mother to Tris, so he has a lot of influence over her.
Besides, she was going to rent the apartment to a man who is eighty-two. Tris
said she’d be delivering breakfast in bed to him.” (Deveraux, 2012: 47)
Physically, she is fifties years old and had tall body.
“Not so old. Fifties, I guess. Very sweet, but she’s also good at business.”
(Deveraux, 2012: 55)
The taller one had an elegance about her in the way she stood, with her back
rigid, that would cause people to call her “Mrs. Wingate.” (Deveraux, 2012: 92)
Mentally, she is motherly.
“Mrs.Wingate is a second mother to Tris, so he has a lot of influence over her.
Besides, she was going to rent the apartment to a man who is eighty-two. Tris
said she’d be delivering breakfast in bed to him.” (Deveraux, 2012: 47)
Socially, she is kind.
“There you are,” said the taller one. ”Come and join us for breakfast. I’m Olivia
Wingate and this is Lucy Cooper.” (Deveraux, 2012: 92)
Morally, she is wise woman.
The three women were quiet for a moment, then Mrs. Wingate started
explaining the way the shared kitchen worked. “If you’ll make out a grocery
list, Lucy will pick up what you need, then give you a bill”. (Deveraux 2012:
(f) Lucy Cooper
She is a tailor.
“There’s a woman named Lucy in the apartment across the hall from you, and
she sew all day long. She makes nearly all the clothes Mrs. Wingate sells.”
(Deveraux, 2012: 53-54)
Physically, she is short and pretty woman.
The shorter woman was smilling, friendly looking. She would be Lucy. It
flashed through Jecca’s mind that her father would love being here with these
pretty woman. (Deveraux, 2012: 92)
Mentally, she is very reclusive.
“Lucy is very reclusive. I think she may be agoraphobic but no one mentions
it.” (Deveraux, 2012: 54)
Morally, she is friendly.
The shorter woman was smilling, friendly-looking. She would be Lucy.
(Deveraux, 2012: 92)
(g) Joe Layton
He is Jecca’s father.
“Dad,” Jecca said to her father, Joe Layton. (Deveraux, 2012: 1)
Physically, he has stout and strong body.
Instead, she threw her arms around her father’s stout, strong body and bent to
kiss his cheek. (Deveraux, 2012: 4)
Mentally, he is wise man.
Her father had listened politely to every word she’d said. (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
2) Minor Character
(a) Nellonia
She is Tristan’s niece.
Actually, my sister wants me to look after my niece, Nell. (Deveraux, 2012:
(b) Sophie
She is Jecca’s friend.
“Jecca, you spent all year at that college with your friend. You lived with her
and that girl. What’s her name?”
“Sophie.” (Deveraux, 2012: 1)
(c) Laura Chawnley.
She is Redee’s ex-girlfriend.
“We tought so too. He and Lura Chawnley were a couple since they were kids.”
(Deveraux, 2012: 6)
(d) Addy
She is Tristan’s sister.
A few years ago, his sister Addy got angry when he told her he’d broken up
with a young woman she’d liked. (Deveraux, 2012: )
(e) Roan
He is Tristan’s and Nell’s cousin.
“Nell wants to visit Roan at his cabin. He’s a cousin of ours.
b. Setting
1) Setting of Place
(a) In the Edilean, Virginia.
It is place where Kim is from.
“I want to go to Virginia to see Kim.” (Deveraux, 2012: 1)
Jecca Layton was coming to Edilean for the entire summer. (Deveraux, 2012:
23)
(b) In the college.
It is place where Jecca, Kim, and Sophie study.
“Jecca, you spent all year at that college with your friend. You lived with her
(c) In the cliff.
It is place where Jecca and Redee first met when Redee want to jump from
Cliff.
Jecca drew in her breath. It was Redee Aldredge up there. An extremely
depressed young man was about to dive off a cliff into a pool of water of
dubious depth. (Deveraux, 2012: 13)
(d) In the Mrs. Wingate place.
It is apartment where Jecca rent during in Edilean.
“Mrs. Wingate only has three apartments. Actually, technically, they’re not
really apartments because they have no kitchen, but anyway, I got one of them
for you.” (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
(e) In the kitchen.
It is place where Jecca had first meeting with Mrs. Wingate and Lucy.
She was a little nervous about meeting Mrs. Wingate and wondered if the
elusive Lucy would run and hide when Jecca appeared. But the first thing she
heard when she got to the kitchen door was laughter. (Deveraux, 2012: 91)
(f) In the kim’s parents party.
It is place where Jecca and Tristan first meet.
Kim’s parents had put on a party and invited a lot of the cousins to meet Jecca.
(Deveraux, 2012: 25)
Tris was only one who noticed when Jecca escaped out the back door.
(Deveraux, 2012: 25)
(g) In the Tristan’s room.
He stretched out on his bed, held the photo aloft, and looked at Jecca.
(Deveraux, 2012: 33)
Tristan led her to the bed, then stood back and looked down at her. (Deveraux,
2012: 236)
(h) In the Nell’s playhouse.
It is place where Jecca decorated the interior of playhouse.
She spent hours in the playhouse, sketching every inch of it, and trying to
imagine what the different colors would look like. (Deveraux, 2012: 202)
(i) In the Gym.
It is place where Tristan is alone for two hours.
He spent two hours alone in the gym and did what he could with only one arm.
(Deveraux, 2012: 134)
(j) In the Roan’s Cabin.
It is place where Nell wants to visit her cousin.
“Nell wants to visit Roan at his cabin. He’s a cousin of ours and …” (Deveraux,
2012: 161)
(k) In the fashion show.
It is place where Nell and her friends wearing dresses that Jecca and Lucy
worked on the clothes for the fashion show.
They worked on the clothes for the fashion show every minute possiblefor the
next week and everyone who knew about the top-secret project helped.
(Deveraux, 2012: 333)
(l) In the house at Williamsburg.
After a quick breakfast, they got in his car, and he drove them to the road
leading into Williamsburg. (Deveraux, 2012: 367)
(m) In the Tristan’s office at New York.
It is place where Tristan moved his practice to New York and he meets Jecca
again after they broke up.
What if she could think of a thousand what ifs, but he’d sent the card to her and
he’d moved his practice to New York. (Deveraux, 2012: 398)
2) Setting of Time.
The setting of time in this story involves few weeks, the entire summer, fourteen
whole days, the next morning, next year, two weeks, summer, at nine that night.
“Right. I don’t see why you can’t spare your old dad a few weeks.” (Deveraux, 2012:
1)
That she was spending the entire summer working for him in the family hardware
store never seemed to enter his mind. (Deveraux, 2012: 2)
She needed to produce some artworks befpre next year. (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
She was on a plane early the next morning. (Deveraux, 2012: 4)
At nine that night Kim called back and said it was a done deal. (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
c. Plot
According to Klarer (1999: 16) and Kennedy (1983: 8-9) in a traditional the structure of
plot is divided into four levels.
1) Exposition
The story of this novel tells about. Jecca Layton, an artist who lived in New
Jersey. She lives together with her father, brother and sister in law. Jecca has two best
come to her house in Edilean, Virginia. That summer Jecca was nineteen years old.
She asked her father to give permission for her to go to Kim’s house. She got her
father’s permission and she went to Edilean.
When Jecca arrived, she had picked up by Kim and Mr. Alredge in airport.
They got in Mr. Alredge’s car and went to Edilean. When they got to Edilean, Jecca
made the appropriate sounds about how cute the little town was. She cannot imagine
that she can live in this small town. Even though Edilean was a beautiful little town,
she prefers to live in New York and get a job in there, especially in an artistic world.
On the second day, Jecca wanted to paint but she didn’t know what she wants
to paint, she just took the photo of the flower and it painted more details. Looked up,
she saw a man standing on the high rocks. The sun was behind him so she couldn’t see
his face, but she could see that his beautiful body was naked. It looked like he made
one of the infamous dives off the cliff. The man yelled that he mad and said good bye
for his ex-girlfriend, Laura Chawnley. Jecca drew her breath. It was Reede Alredge up
there. Jecca knew about Reede from Kim. Jecca dropped her painting and she tried to
stop it. But Reede jumped in the water and Jecca followed to save him. Jecca can save
his life and in that moment Jecca fell in love with Reede, the handsome man with
beautiful body. But Reede just ignored her. The next and next summer she came to
Edilean, wanted to meet Reede again.
2) Complication.
Jecca Layton came to Edilean for the entire summer. Kim’s parents had put on a
party and invited a lot of the cousin to meet Jecca. Dr. Tristan Alredge is a kim’s
cousin, his arm was in cast because when he drove back home and came upon robbery
in progress. Before he knew what was happening, he had been hit in the back of the
head. Kim called Tristan to come in their party. He had met her a years before her first
visit in Edilean.
In the next summer, Jecca is invited by Kim again to visit Edilean. She has
prepared an apartment for Jecca. The owner of the apartment was Mrs. Wingate. And
the apartment was beside Dr. Tristan Alredge’s house. Jecca drove her car alone and
In that night, Jecca could not sleep. She walked out in the orchids garden. She
thought she can paint the beautiful orchids in there. She kept walking and she entered
Tristan’s house because it was rain. Jecca didn’t know that Tristan was in there. Then,
Jecca sat in the chair close to the window. The house was dark, no lights in there.
Tristan came closer to her and sat beside her. Tristan made conversed with her but did
not tell that he was Tristan.
3) Climax
Tristan still thought if he wanted to marry Jecca, but Jecca was a City girl
whether she wants to live in this small town, Edilean. He thought how to make Jecca
wants to marry him and live in that small town. He loved her so much because Jecca
was different with women that had been date with Tristan.
4) Resolution
For six and a half weeks they didn’t have any contact each other. Jecca knew
that she needed Tristan. She loves him so much. She tried to call his family in Edilean
but nothing response about Tristan. And finally, she got information that Tristan
moved to New York and he had a new practice in there. Jecca was very happy and she
went to Tristan’s place. In there they met and started kissing.
d.Point of View
In Moonlight in the Morning Deveraux uses third person point of view which is the
author using her knowledge and prerogative are unlimited. She can interpret their
behavior; and she can comment, if she wishes, on the significance of the story she is
telling.
e. Style
1) Diction
Jude deveraux use simple words in her writing so that it easily to understand.
Sometimes her words are difficult to be understood because they cannot be found in
the dictionary, such as:
Cattleyas (Deveraux, 2012: 117)
Oooooh (Deveraux, 2012: 145)
2) Grammatical Structure
Grammatical structure deals with the author’s use of sentence structure. The
authors are free in using the language.
“You are in……” he said. (Deveraux, 2012: 109)
“Ah, yes, the writer. (Deveraux, 2012: 27)
“A Frazier? No, I’m an Aldredge.” (Deveraux, 2012: 27)
“Hey! I know,” Kim said on the phone. (Deveraux, 2012: 31)
“Oh my. An intellectual.” (Deveraux, 2012: 162)
3) Rhetoric
a) Simile
Kennedy (1983: 479) explains that “Simile is a comparison of two things,
indicated by same connective, usually like, as, than, or a verb such as resembles.”
“He thinks you’re a kid like me” Kim said. (Deveraux, 2012: 20)
“That’s right. I’m not Joey.” (Deveraux, 2012: 21)
“You’re a doctor. Like Redee.” (Deveraux, 2012: 27)
“You sound like you miss him,” tris said softly. (Deveraux, 2012: 28)
b) Metaphor
Kennedy (1983: 482) states that ”Metaphor is a statement that one thing
is something else, which in a literal sense, it is not.”
“Not really. Laura just dumped my son flat. Told him it was over, that
she’d met someone else.” (Deveraux, 2012: 7)
Tristant laughed.” I think that has more to do with your sweet nature
than with me. Come over here. I promise to do nothing I shouldn’t.
unless you want me to, that is.” ( Deveraux, 2012:113)
“I’ve heard about how you get your way,” she said. (Deveraux, 2012:
113)
Kennedy (1983: 487) explains that “personification is figure of speech
in which a thing, an animal, or an abstract term is made human.”
“Nose seems to work well.” (Deveraux, 2012: 84)
f. Theme
In Moonlight in the Morning, based on the research, the researcher concludes that
the message of the story is love makes someone can sacrifice his life. From the message
of the story, the researcher concludes that the theme of Moonlight in the Morning novel is
belonging and love greatly needed by every people.
D. Humanistic Approach Analysis
1. Maslow’s Humanistic Psychology Analysis
a. Physiological Needs
Jecca Layton can satisfy these needs. From the beginning of the story until the
end of the story she always can eat and drink well, Jecca is always able to enjoy a
luxurious and expensive food. It shows that Jeccas’s psychological need has been very
satisfied.
“everything, Jecca said. ‘I miss dinner last night” (Deveraux, 2012: 92)
“Kim said as she opened the refrigerator and pulled out a quiche, salad, olives, asparagus in a vinaigrette sauce, and bottles of raspberry-flavoured sparkling water” (Deveraux, 2012: 52) “As soon as Jecca opened the door to her apartment, she smelled bacon and some kind of bakery goods. Banana muffins?” (Deveraux, 2012: 91)
“great. We’ll have lunch together” (Deveraux, 2012: 45)
b. Safety needs
Jecca is not permitted by her father when she wants go to Kim’s house. Her father
worried something will happen to Jecca because she is the only daughter that he has.
“Jecca appreciated all her father did for her” (Deveraux, 2012: 2) “you want to meet a boy, don’t you?” (Deveraux, 2012: 3)
c. Love and Belongingness Needs
Jecca can easily fulfill her love and belongingness need from her friends and her
father. But her boyfriend needs some sacrifice to fulfill love and needs. Jecca Layton has
a good friend named Kimberly Aldredge who always gave support and praise her career.
Kim as a third major character always supporting her in any situation gives her love as a
friend.
Talk to Kim about…. Well, about everything in life” (Deveraux, 2012: 2) “all right,” he said. “when do you want to leave?” (Deveraux, 2012: 4)
“he was proud that she was an inch taller than his five foot six” (Deveraux, 2012: 4) “Joe let her to couch and handed her the last of the tissues from the box” (Deveraux, 2012: 390)
I am sublimely happy, Jecca though as she woke up nex to Tristan. (Deveraux, 2012: 354)
“I didn’t quit being a doctor,” he said, “but I moved to where you are. If Joe can give up his hardware store, I can give up my town.” (Deveraux, 2012: 400)
d. Self Esteem Needs
In this story Jecca can not fulfill self respect because she often thinks badly herself.
“I’m not sure,” Jecca looked at Kim in question. (Deveraux, 2012: 100)
But she gets easier to fulfill respect from others especially from her father, her
friends, and her boyfriend.
“All right,” he said. “When do you leave?” (Deveraux, 2012: 4)
Kim gave a yelp of happiness and said, “I’ll take care of everything. Oh. Mrs.
Wingate.” (Deveraux, 2012: 46)
When she got back to the front of him, he kissed her cheek.”I like it when
you’re concerned about me.” (Deveraux, 2012: 110)
e. Self- Actualization
Jecca Layton can fulfill Self-Actualization because she was sacrificing her love to
get her dream.
“as an artist, Jecca appreciated it all, but she was working hard to get out of
“I have to go now. Alone. I must get away.” (Deveraux, 2012: 373)
E.Conclusion
After analyzing the novel, the researcher concludes that Jecca Layton gets belonginess
and love from Tristan Aldredge. Moonlight in the Morning actually follows the life of Jecca
Layton as a major character. Tristan Aldredge is also major character in order to develop the
story. The researcher concludes that the elements of the novel present a good unity that
consists of exposition, complication, climax and resolution.
Jecca Layton gets Physiological need easily because she was born from rich family,
so all of her needs fulfilled. They gave Jecca food, drink and a place for sleep. Jecca Layton
also gets Safety needs from her father. Jecca does not have self-respect but she gets respect
from others. Jecca also has her talents, capacities, and potentialities.
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