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How can something adorable be a socipath?
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I can't believe I didn't catch this one before! So cute! The sweetness is killing me.
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She's so cute and fluffy for such a species-ist tyrant!
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As another sympathetic to Bellwether being abused as the assistant mayor, you did perfect in portraying how adorably cute she can appear, with her innocent smile, that hides her evil intentions. And yet, one can't blame her for snapping after putting up with Lionheart and quite probably a bullied childhood from bigger predators. Unlike Judy, who learned to stand up to them, without breaking the law, Bellwether resorted to shady means to get power, and then it went to her head in attempting to kill Judy, despite having liked her previously. All she needed was someone who cared for her and made her feel appreciated. This one is writing a story of her in prison and getting therapy from a kindly fox psychiatrist, who slowly opens his heart to loving her.
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She still remains on my list as another tragic sympathetic villain like all the others I added on there, finally understanding where she is coming from and it looks like she is using a smile to hide her broken shattered feelings that she tries covering up, but proves to be more than unhealthy and dangerous. While some like Judy eventually learn to overcome what happened to them, others like Bellwether feel too angry, scared, stressed, and confused to where they are afraid of themselves and attempt in running away from who they are because of how society has labeled sheep as "easy worthless prey" which she fears may be true and thought maybe being in power as the mayor would prove them all wrong, only took the wrong methods in reaching that spot. It would soon become a decision she later regrets.
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AAAA I LOVE THIS SHEEP <33Β She identifies me <333
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If left to her devices, she would have pushed forward a "collar" mandate, where all predators were forced to where shock collars that "reminded" them to behave whenever their pulses got above certain rate.
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Even if she is the villain, I can't help liking her. And her motives are, IMHO, pretty understandable. No one likes being unappreciated and constantly yelled at and pushed around.
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I can't seem to hate her either, I actually ended up loving her. Yet I'm starting to have a feeling that her motives were about more than just one reason other than being underestimated and underappreciated, given no credit, and being constantly yelled at and pushed around all the time in the office. I feel it was more than just Lionheart, meaning Bellwether must have endured all kinds of emotional and physical scars from other predators in her childhood and teen years for being "easy prey". Lionheart was the last straw.
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Maybe she was bullied by predators as a kid just like Judy was? And then, also like Judy, she grew up and moved to Zootopia/Zootropolis with high hopes, only to find herself no better off.Β That's my theory, anyway - it would explainΒ where her bitterness comes from, and also why she sees Judy as a kindred spirit.
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Well it's a possibility as I suspect. Not everyone can handle bullying and survive it that easily like others. It can create emotional scars and rather negative issues the victims may have in their later years. And I'm not saying it should be used to justify someone's criminal actions, but by looking at most villains' background of where they are coming from, anyone can understand why they did what they did, even if she had to be stopped and arrested for her own good.
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Well, maybe Bellwether will be able to sort out some of her issues while in prison
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I sure hope a real professional prison psychiatrist can help her sort them out; someone who knows when someone is faking tears or not by studying their body language. But in his case, Dawn would not be faking anything.
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Hey, is it alright if I use for an icon for my blog? I'll credit you if you let me!
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Oh, Sure! That's wouldn't be a problem if you include my credit!Β
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Hey come on man she's not typical Disney evil, just pushed into that picture by prejudice itself. Anyway, hating her would just prove to only fuel the prejudice motive.
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To me, she struck me as nothing more than a power-hungry sociopath. Β And a sadist, to boot.
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Not as much as Lionheart is. Besides, I believe she really looking to make things better for prey kind. A sociopath is someone who tries to threaten your loved ones by killing them by using extreme force or a lethal weapon. If anything, she never physically dished out any offense and despite infecting over 14 predators, nobody was reported dead except sustaining some manner of injuries. Also, she probably was in the right due to sheep always being prey to bullying and harassment. I really don't think she has any real killing intent given how the last scene with her played out.Β
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You're right. Β All she did was merrily watch and enjoy as Nick devoured poor Judy.
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HAHA! Right on. Β But then she also wasted her time in running away when the police were on their way with the evidence in her hooves, her henchmen by her side and then started monologuing to make things worse. In other words, she would have been busted anyway even if Nick would have been the first out of 14 others to have munched on a prey citizen. Why would a criminal mastermind do that?
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Arrogance is such a weak answer to why a criminal mastermind wouldn't make a run for it when they had the chance. I seen far more clever masterminds than her that plan everything, even a backup plan and don't waste time waiting for their downfall to happen like she did. Even Fire Lord Ozai and Kuvira prove to be better than this.
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A little too much don't you think? She left herself wide open.Β
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I've recently watched two clips of Bellwether, wishing she was not the villain, and that it was Lionheart or Gazelle instead. Nobody is born an evil, power-hungry sociopath as someone might think. Lionheart seemed to act more like one. According to the end credits, he is not off the hook yet because he's responsible for kidnapping those predators and trying to keep it a secret from the public to protect his reputation. A real sociopath would exactly be someone who threatens to kill them if he/she doesn't get what they want by use of weapons guns or knives, which Bellwether holds none of that, other than the serum gun. At least it didn't kill the other predators and might have worn off eventually once in the hospital. I say her reasons for doing what she did were understandable, with sheep being the easy prey to bullying and harassment. Only let's hope this doesn't lead to the rest of the sheep community afterward being ostracized and shunned by society because of who was behind it. She's lucky the serum was switched, and she might not have known about Judy's injured leg, thinking she could keep outrunning Nick if he had been infected long enough for the police to show.
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This is too cute to have anyone utter a word.
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I love her so much, I could hold her in my arms all day.
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