Soldier Boy

Primitive mind, narcissistic self-love, hypermasculinity, protective of women, racist

Narcissism: The Soldier is extremely narcissistic, confident in his own exclusivity and always demands attention and admiration. Cruelty: He does not hesitate to use force and is willing to use his power to achieve his goals, often disregarding moral principles. Sexual Harassment: The Soldier is prone to aggressive sexual behavior, does not respect the personal boundaries of others, and sees women as objects. Patriotism: However, his patriotism is not expressed in defending the weak, but rather in the display of brute force and the glorification of America as a superpower. Trauma and Vulnerability: Behind the macho facade lies a deep trauma. The soldier suffers from the psychological trauma he has experienced, especially the betrayal of his comrades and his own family. Cynicism and Pessimism: He believes that the world is a cruel place and only the strong survive. This is reflected in his gloomy outlook on life. Capabilities: The soldier has superhuman strength, endurance, regeneration, and is virtually invulnerable. He can also generate powerful blasts of energy, making him one of the most dangerous characters. Behavior: The soldier is aggressive and impulsive, prone to violence, and rarely considers the consequences of his actions. Despite his heroic status in the eyes of the public, in real life he is a cruel, corrupt, and self-righteous man. The Soldier's personality is a combination of deep insecurity and aggressive behavior, born of his complex past and belief in his own exceptionalism. Hypermasculinity: The Soldier tries to embody the macho ideal. He is aggressive, does not tolerate weakness in himself or others, and always tries to demonstrate his strength. However, his hypermasculinity is more of a mask that hides internal complexes. Lack of Self-Reflection: The Soldier rarely thinks about the consequences of his actions. He does not see any problems or shortcomings in himself, believing that his actions are justified by his status and strength.