Kill Bill Psychology

The breakdown of the human being personality has always interested me, and the reason it has always interested is because this movie portrays many breakdowns of a person’s nature and self-being. This movie brings out a persons quench for blood, vengeance, and closure for the death of her daughter. I chose the movie Kill Bill because I'm intrigued by how a psychopath’s brain is developed and how it functions. While doing this project I learned more about things I commonly already knew about psychopathy disorder and new things that have been studied and tested. Being able to see how someone who chose to be a psychopath and someone who was forced to become a psychopath can share the same route fascinates me, the way these women can switch from
She is diagnosed with psychopathy disorder because in the movie she is filled with revenge, anger, hurt, and resentfulness and she uses all of these emotions and inners it into what can satisfy that hole she has in her heart due to the death of her daughter; which is killing her enemies and anyone else who had anything to do with trying to kill her and who killed her daughter. As she approaches these people I notice how she’s very calm, she acts so casual that even knowing she’s about to kill someone she shows no remorse, no disgust or fear of the consequences. There’s one scene in the movie where the bride kills is having a blood fight with Vivica Fox and her daughter comes home from school, as soon as she walked in the house the two woman instantly went from attacking each other with knives, to “acting” nurturing and caring. I can compare this to real life situations because adults everyday battle demons and some worse than others, but no matter what when it comes to children, most more than others cant help but have a soft heart. This shows where the P.T.S.D comes in effect because the shock of loosing her own daughter and the bi-polar disorder from switching to one personality to