Histrionic Personality Disorder

Histrionic personality disorder is a condition in which people act in a very emotional and dramatic way that draws attention to themselves. I happened to be writing the assignment for the review of this movie in school, so I ruthlessly criticized the film from a psychological level Timothy. Histrionic personality disorder is commonly known as a performative personality. He is swearing, cursing the government, doing all kinds of indecent actions, praying for rain, kneeling to thank God, and all kinds of dramatic emotional shifts when dealing with bears. I was almost disgusted by his style during the viewing, and immediately learned that this tragic figure admired by conservatives is a psychopath - in the video tapes he directed and acted in Dancing with Bears , the crazy and extreme words are to show his power will in this unique field, the purpose is to make up for the psychological unbalance he left as a loser in human society. There's a scene in the film where his arrogance completely pisses me off, and he says to the audience with contempt, "It's dangerous here . There's a way to survive because I understand bears, and I love them. You know what, you fucking know, because it's my territory." There's also a scene where he stroking a poop of a female bear while praising On the other hand, the expression is like heaven. Some people compare it to into the wild because they have similar themes - yes, but the protagonist is much more faulty.
I probably have no sympathy for the mentally ill at all, because I always think that the sick should be treated rather than harming society through cultural diversity with that set of values. In addition, Timothy is an extreme animal protectionist, and I don't like him, and I don't even regret his death. Ironically, he was killed and eaten by his beloved bear, tearing apart the skull horribly. Everything is probably nature's punishment for his ignorance and arrogance. Human beings always overestimate their abilities, he may not understand the bear's unrequited love of bears, but sees his behavior as a violation of the realm. The price of crossing the line is death, Timothy and a clear disregard for the cruelty of nature. In my understanding of the relationship between man and nature, just like the relationship between father and son, love is not the same as understanding and respect, which are obviously more important than the latter two. Just like many ignorant people release the tortoise into the lake every year, the good intentions of human beings can often do bad things. Timothy hides in Alaska National Park every year to terrorize tourists and scare away hunters, nothing to hide the fact that he is an ignorant and arrogant man, if he hears that proper grizzly hunting can help control the grizzly bear population Quantitative ecological theories are estimated to be half dead.
In fact, I didn't understand from the beginning to the end, what happened to him in a national forest park where animals are protected.

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