Borderline Personality Disorder In The Film Gone Girl

The film “Gone Girl” told the story of a young married couple who reached their fifth year anniversary. The film alternated between present-day when husband Nick arrives to his residence to find his wife missing and wife Amy narrating from her point of view that she transcribe in a journal. Surprised by the wrecked house upon his arrival Nick decides to call the local authorities who reported to the scene immediately. Due to the signs of struggle, and a splatter of blood found in the residence, the FBI immediately files a nationwide missing person’s report and begins their investigation. Secrets begin to come to light and the world learns that the perfect couple was not so perfect after all since Nick had an affair with one of his students and was going to file for a divorce before his wife went missing. The nation and the local authorities begin to believe that Amy who is also known as America’s sweetheart was murdered by her husband. The film then takes an interesting turn as Amy who is disguised and hiding in a different state
Amy has identity issues, lacks empathy and has a complete disregard for other people’s feelings. Amy is very irrational impulsive, and have abandonment issues. Amy felt abandoned when her husband grew distant from her. Amy felt empty and rationalized that her husband needed to pay for his wrong doings. Amy went to extreme measures to stage a murder case in order to get revenge on her cheating husband and she did not care who got hurt during the process. Amy harmed herself with objects to make her husband seem abusive. Amy violated herself with objects to stage rapes. She also murdered her friend with no remorse to seem like she was kidnapped. Amy initial plan was to have Nick receive the death penalty and also commit suicide because she was angry and felt abandoned by her husband. Amy had a history of unstable relationships with past boyfriends and she did not have any