What is a suitable literary theory that can be used to analyse "Games at Twilight"?

I think using any
theory based on psychology would be a good response to this question. There are of course many
other possible theories that you could use to analyse this tremendous story, but, from my
reading of it, its central message concerns the epiphany of a young boy who discovers a sense of
his own meaninglessness and as a result grows up.

Let us remember what
happens to Ravi. Hiding himself away in an excellent hiding place, he imagines the glory he will
receive when he wins the game. However, when he rushes out, notice how the children...