From a psychological point of view, in the novel, the oldest child of the Judy family saw the family wandering around and his parents living a hard life.

From a psychological point of view, the oldest child in the novel," The Obscure ", saw his family wandering around and his parents living a hard life. This behavior could be called " migration psychology ". It refers to the individual's empathy for the living conditions and emotional experiences of others, so as to transfer their own feelings and experiences to themselves to produce similar emotional and behavior reactions. This kind of behavior might be because the child saw the hardships and sufferings of his parents in life, and thus developed strong anxiety and uneasiness. Then, he transferred these emotions and experiences into his own life and expressed them as a desire to wander and find freedom. This kind of behavior may also stem from the child's desire for family and kinship. He hopes that he can be as strong and independent as his parents so that he can get rid of the burden and suffering of the family. In the novel, children's behavior and emotional reactions were determined by the environment and family environment, but also affected by the individual's cognitive and emotional state. Through in-depth analysis of children's behavior and emotions, we can better understand their psychological needs and growth process, and also provide readers with a deeper emotional resonance and thinking.