Discussion of the mom in Black Swan: BP or not?

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started out on this link, but the more I think about it the more BP the mom is.

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I think its a kind of entertaining exercise to list various famous novels and

films, and " name that disorder " of the main protagonist and antagonist. For

example, I think that Scarlett O'Hara was quite the little narcissistic pd

individual. I haven't seen " Black Swan " so I can't comment on those characters.

But in general, I believe most of the villains or antagonists in most stories

are Cluster B types, either borderlines, narcissists, or antisocial pds. And in

comic books, the villains are usually psychopaths.

-Annie

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Funny, when I saw Black Swan, the mom reminded me of my mom...

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Grrr...Pedro in " Like Water for Chocolate. " Who could actually root for the

main character to end up with him? He's half narcissistic, half dishrag, all

lame. The mom in that movie is probably borderline, too, picking one kid to be

her care-taker and having bizarre and strict rules about who can marry and who

cannot.

Really though, why doesn't Tita end up with the doctor? That guy actually CARED

about her! MOVIES AND THEIR DYSFUNCTIONS!

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I'll have to rent that one.

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