Research into my target

Being sadistic and nasty

In order to achieve my target I have taken the liberty of doing some research into it:

According to the internet, the definition for sadistic is:

To derive pleasure or enjoyment from another's pain. Whether physical or emotional.

This means that a sadistic person gains pleasure from the suffering of others in painful or sad situations therefore in order to acquire my target, my character needs to be believed to be enjoying the fact that Oskar is scared and fearful of Jimmy.

http://www.manipulative-people.com/demeaning-as-a-lifestyle-the-sadistic-aggressive/

The above shows another persons view on the sadistic type of behaviour, it states on how there are styles associated with sadism in which emphasises a person's aggressive and sadistic side. It also gives a personal account on that persons confrontation with a sadistic person.


Further reseach that I have conducted is into the methods of a nasty person:

1. They love to make people feel small and worthless and they do this by continual mocking. They have no regard for other people's feelings.

2. They love to keep people uncertain, this means that they show to have clear motives but honestly have hidden motives in which makes it uncertain of what they are really after. For example no one knows when that nasty person will actually explode in rage.

3. They are very judgmental in the sense that they continuously judge others.

4. They often use manipulation in order to feel as though they have control and dominion over other people.

The link to the information is stated below:

http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/10-methods-nasty-people-use-and-how-avoid-them.html


http://www.deviantart.com/art/Sadistic-Gentleman-110964729

This is an art drawing which I have found on the internet which shows an artists impression of a sadistic looking person. From what can be taken into account from this art is the way that the person is smiling in order to show enjoyment and complete calmness and the way he is looking straight at us in order to instill a feeling of discomfort.