Tyler, The Creator's Wolf Trilogy—Bastard, Wolf, and Goblin—explores Tyler's psyche through nonlinear storytelling, blending fictional characters with introspective themes. Bastard introduces Tyler’s alter ego Wolf Haley and his therapy with Dr. TC, where he vents anger over his absent father, mental health struggles, and violent fantasies. Wolf serves as a prequel, focusing on Wolf Haley's arrival at Camp Flog Gnaw, his rivalry with Sam, and unresolved feelings about abandonment. In Goblin, Tyler grapples with fame, darker impulses, and self-doubt, while Sam reemerges as a symbol of his anger. The trilogy culminates in the revelation that Dr. TC, Sam, and others are figments of Tyler’s imagination, representing his fractured psyche. Themes of identity, mental health, and self-discovery run throughout, with nonlinear storytelling reflecting Tyler's complex journey toward self-acceptance.