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[halloween] Michael Myers seems to be a most interesting figure to almost anyone you ask. His doctors, his (surviving) victims and even the stupid teens that seem to be abundant in the horror-verse.

Why is he so interesting? In most cases, wouldn’t the psychiatrists just call him a lost cause? He never says a single *word* and doesn’t seem too eager/ keen to repent. I’m sure he knows what he’s doing is wrong, but he just doesn’t care. Is there even anyone that he *wouldn’t* kill?
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Michael demonstrated violent homicidal tendencies that manifested with absolutely no warning. By all indications he is fully capable of seeing, analyzing, and learning things (*to a much greater degree than one would expect of a person with his lack of experience*), yet has no inclination towards any form of social interaction, displays no overt sign of emotion, and has willfully chosen not to speak for decades. These tendencies would be fairly unique in the annals of psychology.

His doctors do not consider him a candidate for reintroduction into the world outside. Loomis recommended simply executing him or at least locking him away forever. Anyone who attempts to study his condition seems to be gradually driven insane, as though he holds some sort of inherent harmful influence over others.

While Michael has chosen to pass up victims before, it seems to be a choice born of pragmatism, not ethics.