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This research examines the     sexual desire   of Paul Morel, a male main character in the D.H Lawrence’s novel Sons and Lovers.   It   is a descriptive qualitative library   research     with the   main data are the narrative and dialogue  s taken from the respective   novel  .Th  e     study   aims to describe how Paul Morel’s   sexual desire   in the novel Sons and Lovers is constructed. It uses Freudian psychoanalysis approach to reveal the pattern of intimate relationships between Paul Morel and three most- significant women in his life: Gertrude Morel, Miriam Leviers, and Clara Dawes.   The result of the study shows that Paul   sexual desire   is constructed by his relationship with three women characters that posit different effect  s   to him  .   Paul experiences Oedipus complex when he is a child.   T  he mother acts as the restraining force that restricts Paul from fulfilling his sexual desire with other women. Paul and Miriam  ’s   relationship is the manifestation of the id versus the superego. There’s an endless battle between Paul’s raw desire and Miriam’s religiosity. Meanwhile Paul and Clara  ’s   relationship is the realization of the id. The intimacy between them is solely based on pleasure principle and satisfaction pursuit.     Keywords:   id,     ego  ,   psychoanalysis,   sexual desire  , superego

A PSYCHOANALYTICAL STUDY OF PAUL MOREL’S SEXUAL DESIRE IN D.H LAWRENCE’S SONS AND LOVERS