Victims of Psychopaths Community Group
Is he or she a sociopath or psychopath? Think we're only talking about serial killers here? Psychopaths, sociopaths and even narcissists come in every walk of life, every career level, and every socio-economic category.
"Oz the Great and Powerful"...is a lying, deceitful, self-important, self-promoting, greedy, careless man who gets cast into a fantasy world where he gets everyone to serve him...kind of like some BPD's, Narcs, and Histrionics when and if they dissociate...
In this envisioning of the Oz tale, the wicked witch of the west acquires her nom du guerre through contact with "the wizard" (con man), who leads her on by letting her believe in him, whereupon her psychopathic sister, perhaps sensing the potential of a fellow cold-hearted manipulator, "informs" her sister that he has forsaken her for glinda (which he eventually does anyway) to hurt her, whereupon she resolves to take a magic apple to kill her empathy, thus making the pain stop (sociopath evolution implied?).
He never tell her he's sorry, but acknowledges his guilt in a round-about way by telling her, in fornt of a packed audience of course, "I know your wickedness is not your ding, if you can find the goodness in you once more, you can return to Oz" (as he's banishing her), so he still looks like the good guy, and obviously doesn't regret hurting her, unless he was crying on the inside as he was frenching the hell out of Glinda at the end.
Are these our heroes, now?
In this envisioning of the Oz tale, the wicked witch of the west acquires her nom du guerre through contact with "the wizard" (con man), who leads her on by letting her believe in him, whereupon her psychopathic sister, perhaps sensing the potential of a fellow cold-hearted manipulator, "informs" her sister that he has forsaken her for glinda (which he eventually does anyway) to hurt her, whereupon she resolves to take a magic apple to kill her empathy, thus making the pain stop (sociopath evolution implied?).
He never tell her he's sorry, but acknowledges his guilt in a round-about way by telling her, in fornt of a packed audience of course, "I know your wickedness is not your ding, if you can find the goodness in you once more, you can return to Oz" (as he's banishing her), so he still looks like the good guy, and obviously doesn't regret hurting her, unless he was crying on the inside as he was frenching the hell out of Glinda at the end.
Are these our heroes, now?
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A tree outside where I live is dying, seemingly from dog urine----with the bully in my building going out his way to not only have his dog urinate there but to have the dog urinate on the fence and sign I bought to try save the tree----and then slide the sign under my apt door.Turns out that was a TRIGGER for me----bullying and humialtion right out of high school. I didn't realize it at the...
On a side note, all the witch in the Original Wizard of Oz wanted was her dead sister's shoes...which rightfully belonged to her!...then Glinda comes and tells Dorothy she could have gone home the entire time by clicking her heels, thus rendering all of the trouble she's caused herself and the witch of no consequence! "Good guy"?!
1930s censorship came about cause 1930s movie goers loved the gangsters in gangster movies, especially the bootleggers in movies during last days of prohibition.
hollywood is pro-almost everything illegal...except bootlegging hollywood movies, which could certainly be debated as being a victimless crime.
Don't like movies that can bring me to the dark side. My life is filled with that, don't need to pay to get there.
Sorry :( I did say spoilers...