Hi friend. Have you ever wondered what makes you, you? Is it your physical appearance, a unique face tattoo? Perhaps your words, or maybe thoughts? Does character make the person? Did you know, the term “character” was derived from the Greek “charassein” meaning “cut in furrows or engrave”. Accordingly, it was assumed once “character” was pinned onto a person it was fixed. But as with many things, human psychology is fluid, and everyone’s moral behavior can be unpredictable. From a neuroscience perspective, the human brain is not static, it’s constantly changing, growing, and adapting to new information. From a cognitive psychology perspective, personality is composed of two types of traits, character, and temperament. As Spanish philosopher, Jose Ortega y Gasset, put it, “I am, plus my circumstances.” This, however, was an exceptionally odd case! An unpredictable dual nature: at first glance good, but sometimes shockingly evil! 
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