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split- split did not portray DID in a very good way because they make it seem like they are all violent.

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ward from agents of shield could have antisocial personality
disorder, he is cold to other people and has little regard for other people's feelings/lives
he said something along the lives of "It was an order, nothing personal."

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Gaston from Beauty and the Beast could be a narsassistic sociopath because he only thinks about himself and has no empathy for other people.

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In finding Dory she suffers from short term memory loss - amnesia

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Split
The main character suffers from DID but it is very extreme in which he is very angry and wants to kill the girls with one of his personalities

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Split- portrays the multiple personalities types of DID pretty well, but does give the impression that all people with DID are violent

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Calvin and Hobbes
Calvin thinks Hobbes is alive (it might be his imagination, but you never know)

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In Winnie the Pooh, Eeyore is portrayed to have major depression because he is always sad and has no interest in participating in Pooh's adventures.

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OITNB (orange is the new black) pretty much everyone shows some type of neurodivergence.

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Taz from Looney Toons definitely has some sort of disorder. Possibly an over exaggerative form of ADHD. I think often times the media takes a character with mental illness and makes their symptoms so much more extreme than they would actually be. This leads people to think that many mental illnesses are much worse than they actually are.

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TV show Friends; Phoebe's brother portrays some sort of slowness. I think he was born with it. For example when he starts burning items in phoebe's house. As well as being slow to comprehend the current conversation.

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To Kill A Mockingbird
Boo Radley is very abnormal and distances himself from other people. Also he hardly leaves his home.

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Split - DID.
Split is not an accurate portrayal of DID. It portrays those with DID as monsters, abusers, and criminals when that isn't the case. Statistically, people with DID are more likely to be victims of abuse than perpetrators. The one thing Split got decent was how each alter has very unique mannerisms, whether it's how they carry themselves, the clothes they wear, or how they speak.