Cherry\'s Personality in All That She Can See by Carrie Hope Fletcher: Individual Psychology

The purpose of this study is to describe the psychology of Cherry’s personality as the main character in the novel All That She Can See by Carrie Hope Fletcher. This research is a descriptive study with a literary psychology approach to analyze all data. The data source for this research is Carrie Hope Fletcher\'s novel, All That She Can See which contains psychological elements in the novel.
The analytical method used in this research is qualitative research which to describe the elements of Individual Psychology possessed by the main character. Elements of Individual Psychology proposed by Alfred Adler are six aspects which include Striving for Success or Superiority, Subjective Perception, Unity & Self-Consistent, Social Interest, Style of Life, and Creative Power. The technique used in analyzing this research are repetitive reading and coding.
The results of this study is Cherry\'s personality as the main character who has personality element of Adler’s Individual Psychology. From this research, Cherry has high passion to fulfill her desire to become a successful bread entrepreneur, then the subjective perception that she naturally, consciously, and unconsciously had the inferior hopes and feelings she had in herself when she wished to continue with Peter and her weaknesses could not help herself free from loneliness. Likewise with the unity and self-consistency that she is aware of through the body language she is showing, and acts out of consciousness and unconsciously when she intends to help her customers to get rid of their bad feelings. Cherry also has a good social interest as a baker that she always spreads her goodness through her homemade bread to calm her customers who don\'t look good.