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Ben Organa Solo Character Analysis

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1. Introduction
I. Purpose for Evaluation
Ben “Kylo Ren” Organa-Solo is a thirty year-old human Commander of the First Order. Patient is being diagnosed for acts of murder, genocide, kidnapping, and destruction of property.
II. Assessment Procedures
Watching the movie thrice, with fandom observations, interpretations, and analysis of character. Plus GIFs.
III. Background Information
Ben Organa-Solo is the son of war hero Captain Han Solo and Princess-General Leia Organa, also the commanding general of the Resistance. On his mother’s side, his grandfather is Anakin “Darth Vader” Skywalker, and his grandmother is Queen-Senator Padmé Amidala.
Ben also has an uncle, Luke Skywalker, the last remaining Jedi warrior. Uncle Luke trained young Ben …show more content…

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3. Third, he shows signs of Narcissistic Personality Disorder, with symptoms including (a) arrogant behavior, (b) lack of empathy, (c.) sense of uniqueness, (d) fantasies of power, (e) sense of entitlement, (f) interpersonal exploitation, and (g) requiring admiration:
a. Arrogant, haughty behaviors, not only expressed in his words like “I’ll show you the Dark Side”, “I will fulfill our destiny,” and “For your sake, I suggest you get it.”, but also he destroys First Order property like he owns it all.
b. He lacks empathy, obvious when he annihilated the village on Jakku. c. Kylo Ren believes he is ‘special’ and unique and can only be understood, or should associate with, other special or high status institutions. He destroyed the Jedi order that Luke tried to rebuild, because he did not want to be associated with it. He joined the First Order with Snoke, and now leads the elite Knights of Ren. • Uncle tried to kill …show more content…

He possesses different mental illness trait, from being narcissistic to bipolar, to having depression and trauma from his childhood. He was almost killed as a teen, his parents sent him away, he always felt different, and many were intimidated by him; therefore, causing him to feel excluded, no one really gave him a chance to talk or vent about his emotions. 4. Proposed Solution • Provide one specific and realistic solution • Explain why this solution was chosen • Support this solution with solid evidence • Concepts from class (text readings, discussions, lectures) • Outside research • Personal experience (anecdotes) 5. Recommendations • Determine and discuss specific strategies for accomplishing the proposed solution. • If applicable, recommend further action to resolve some of the issues • What should be done and who should do it?
The patient also needs anti-depressants such as fluoxetine (Prozac) and paroxetine (Paxil).
Patient may also respond well with Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy, especially with Unconditional Positive Regard. Exposure Therapy, specifically to powerlessness, is highly recommended. Kylo Ren needs to see that with or without the Force, Ben Solo is good and

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