Kevin Khatchadourian¹

INFORMATION

FULL NAME:Kevin Khatchadourian ALIAS: kev. ORIGIN: We need to talk about Kevin. OCCUPATION:High school student (formerly) POWERS/ABILITIES: high intellect. Intimidation. Combat prowess. Marksmanship HOBBY: Practicing archery. OBJECTIVES: Commit a massacre at his school to get rid of his father and his sister. Continue tormenting his mother at all costs (they both succeeded) CRIMES:mass murder.Assault.Domestic abuse.Animal cruelty.Sabotage. Incrimination.Patricide.Sororicide. Psychological torture. VILLAIN TYPE: Nihilistic psychopath

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Khatchadourian is the titular main antagonist of Lionel Shriver's 2003 novel We Need to Talk About Kevin and its 2011 film adaptation of the same name. ★FRASE: “It's like this: you wake up and watch TV. Get in your car and listen to the radio. You go to your little job or your little school, but you won't hear about it on the 6 o'clock news. Because? Because nothing is really happening. Then you go home and watch some more TV or maybe it's a fun night, you go out and watch a movie. I mean, it's so bad that half the time people on television, inside television, are watching television. And what are all these people looking at? “People like me.” ⼀KEVIN KHATCHADOURIAN.

BIOGRAPHY

Kevin's mother, Eva, takes on the role of narrator throughout the book, documenting his actions through letters to Franklin Plaskett, Kevin's father and Eva's husband. In these letters, Eva details her relationship with her son and her own demons related to her son. Eva also visits her son in her prison cell, where they interact as hostile strangers. From a young age, Kevin despises his mother and is obsessed with causing her pain and discomfort, such as spraying ink on his maps and resisting potty training. He also enjoys hurting other teenagers; In elementary school, he manipulates a girl with eczema into cutting her skin. He has no friends and shows no interest in school or extracurricular activities, except for his only hobby, archery. While Eva sees Kevin for who he is, Franklin is convinced that his son is normal and makes excuses for everything he does. Kevin, in turn, manipulates his father by adopting a polite and friendly demeanor. This dual nature eventually leads to both the birth of Celia out of desperation to rekindle love and Kevin's parents divorcing. Kevin could also be responsible for Celia's loss of one of her eyes, either because she manipulated her into using drain cleaner to clean the eye or because she attacked the little boy with it.

PERSONALITY

Kevin is a cold and ruthless young man who sometimes does not care about the feelings of others and is driven by self-interest. He displays a basic knowledge of human behavior, although he only uses it to manipulate and deceive others.While he can express emotions, they primarily consist of anger and frustration. Especially as a child, he frequently lashed out at her mother and her mother, resenting her for her fear of him and at the same time expressing sadistic joy at being able to torment her in such a way. He too cannot feel love for others, manipulating and ultimately killing his father and his sister even though they both adore him.Kevin is also extremely misanthropic and goes on a killing spree because he didn't like his classmates, not because he had been bullied in any way. He is obsessed with being in control, psychologically tormenting his mother even when he is behind bars.

APPEARANCE

Tall, skinny but his fit. Very attractive, sharp and rough features. Black wavy hair and dark brown eyes.

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Regardless of the option, Kevin hearing the idea of the family breaking up easily leads him to commit his worst actions, being the murder of his sister and father before turning his murderous aggression towards his school, this action coming from a heart. overwhelmed. towards those around him or Kevin pulling one last trick on his family to destroy Eva's soul forever. Eva visits Kevin on the second anniversary of the massacre, shortly before he is transferred to Sing Sing. She makes peace with her mother and apologizes for her actions, although she admits that she does not know why she committed the murders. Eva realizes that she at least loves her son.

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