Harper's BAZAARさんのインスタグラム写真 - (Harper's BAZAARInstagram)「The general public is partial to a good love triangle—and nothing makes a love story messier than when family is involved. Just take a look at Jenny Han’s #TheSummerITurnedPretty, which sees teenage Isabel “Belly” Conklin caught between two brothers, Conrad and Jeremiah Fisher. These types of love triangles are not a new trope; they appear in classic novels like #LittleWomen and #Persuasion, and show up on our screens in series like #TheVampireDiaries and #Bridgerton. But why are we so captivated by them? Psychoanalyst Dr. Orna Guralnik has a Freudian explanation. “In heteronormative families, the Oedipal triangle is mother, father, and children. It’s the original scene in which the struggle between desire and competition first happens and first gets established. To me, these novels and TV series are all embellishments or ways to interrogate that kind of unconscious fantasy, which is always there,” she says. As for the brotherly competition? Keep reading at the link in bio. #SundayLongReads」8月28日 2時01分