Police Policeman Policewoman

Social code; sense of right and wrong, or how you wish to appear in the eyes of others. Conscience, rules of conduct. Your morals, or ideas and feelings as to how you feel you are expected to react to others. The policeman does not necessarily represent innermost or spiritual directions, but only social or more conscious codes. These, like the country’s laws, can change, arbitrarily, and be replaced by other laws or moral codes. The policeman is therefore most often a symbol of outer and social relationships, and how we feel about them. Often represents a sense of guilt and perhaps links with ideas or feelings about punishment, and behaviour influenced by the need to conform to orthodoxy or uniformity.

Policewoman: As policeman, but moral issues that have arisen more from sympathies and feeling values than from accepted or unconscious conscience or sense of wrongdoing and guilt.