Armand's parents won't let him go to a friend's party because of the lack of parental supervision.Armand decides to sneak out of the house to attend the party.After climbing out of his bedroom window he feels extremely guilty and returns to his room.According to Freud,the feelings of guilt come from his

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According to Freudian theory, the superego represents the moral and ethical standards, as well as the conscience, of an individual. The superego is responsible for feelings of guilt and shame when a person acts in a way that violates their own moral code. In this case, Armand's decision to sneak out and go to the party goes against his parents' wishes and his own sense of right and wrong, leading to feelings of guilt that stem from his superego.

Armand's Parents Won't Let Him Go to a Friend's Party