Judith Guest's Ordinary People: Internal & External Conflicts As They Result from the Suppression of Emotions

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He must learn more control, cannot allow himself the luxury of anger." (69) Rather than expressing what he feels, Conrad plays a role of someone "normal"?someone in control of himself. The reality, however, is that control is not what he possesses, but instead, suppression is the vice that he bears...
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The suppressed emotions consume his thoughts and produce, at one point in the novel, nightmares of feeling trapped in a place that has no escape. (70-71) Near the end of the novel, Conrad's meetings with Dr. Berger, his psychiatrist (and close friend), help him to exhibit emotions and feelings...
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