Comments by "Andrew Brendan" (@andrewbrendan1579) on "Ed Gein | Inspiration for Norman Bates, Buffalo Bill, u0026 Leatherface | Mental Health u0026 Personality" video.

I remember a friend of mine telling me years ago about an abusive uncle who would beat his wife and four sons. One day the sons took their father out and beat him almost to death. After that: no more problem with abuse from Dad. I've heard that the only thing abusers respect is greater force. Still one wonders what kind of parents the sons became and if they are still dealing with the effects of their father's abuse and if the next generations have been affected. The abusive father stopped his behavior but should have been stopped long before.
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Dr. Grande's video about Ed Gein got me thinking of the fictional character of Carrie White in Stephen King's novel "Carrie". There are some similarities in the real-life and fictional stories: the fanatical mother, a father who is gone early in the child's life, a child who becomes a killer though one of them does so through what might be called supernatural ability.
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Dr. Grande, I've noticed that people sometimes ask if you might make videos about fictional characters. After seeing your discussion about Ed Gein I'm thinking about the character of Carrie White in Stephen King's novel "Carrie". Carrie was the child of fanatically religious parents though her father died early in the child's life. Carrie's mother was not only a religious fanatic but might also be considered abusive. Carrie was bullied for years by her schoolmates. As a teen Carrie discovers she has telekinetic power and after being humiliated at her high school prom goes on a destructive and murderous rampage. if this scenario isn't too far-fetched maybe it could be the subject of one of your videos.
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