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Sociopathy and psychopathy are two conditions somewhat prevalent in psychology, yet have no organizational system, and often misundertood. Here is my proposition: Low-Grade Sociopath: Inability to feel guilt or remorse for any action, can show empathy, able to think reasonably, can have morals and ethics. High-Grade Sociopath: Inability to feel guilt or remorse for any action, cannot show empathy, able to think reasonably, can have morals and ethics. Low-Grade Psychopath: Inability to feel guilt or remorse for any action, cannot show empathy, able to think reasonably, cannot have morals and ethics. High-Grade Psychopath: Inability to feel

The weakling. The weakling, or pussy, is a character found commonly in newer stories. The weakling again serves as a method for the writer to insert the reader into the work, and is not limited by age, such as the children (Entry 1), but is limited to situation in which the characters often deal with severe stress. The weakling strips humans down to one fundamental, universal aspect: fear. We all fear something, and the weakling is nothing but fear. It is not because the character is simply cowardly, but the stress of the situation breaks him down, as it would most people, which is why the weakling is only usable in situations with severe st