Hope For The Amazing Hulk Ulibarri 1 - 1571 Words

Hope for the Incredible Hulk Ulibarri 1 The subject I chose to analyze is Doctor Bruce Banner, better known as his alter ego, The Incredible Hulk. I have always been fascinated by the ability of the subject to go from intelligent and logical to animalistic and rage driven. There is an amazing difference between the two dynamics. This subject is burdened with raging and angry outbursts as the Hulk followed by withdrawn and confused periods while emotional and physical control is regained by Bruce. These behaviors are a result of physical and emotional abuse as a child and a triggering traumatic event causing the personality split. The split in identities happened violently as Bruce was exposed to a gamma bomb explosion allowing†¦show more content†¦An alcohol related incident at work resulted in an equipment being overloaded and caused a leak of radioactive material (Yarish). Brian was court-marshaled and released from the project (Yarish). He believed he had been exposed to radiation despite doctor’s tests which revealed he had not been exposed (Yarish). This event further solidified his decision to never have kids as he believed not only would he pass on his father’s rage but he would pass on his own radioactively Hope for the Incredible Hulk Ulibarri 2 altered genes. He had just started to regain composure over his life when he learned that Rebecca was with child (Yarish). This was the not good news and the beginning of Bruce’s tragedy. This could also be listed as a source of Bruce’s future afflictions by showing he was directly influenced by someone with a mental disorder. Bruce’s mom, Rebecca, had a complicated pregnancy, but the complications were never sourced (Yarish). Bruce was tested thoroughly at birth but was found to have no radiation (Yarish). He seemed normal and healthy. Despite this fact, his father, Brian, knew something was wrong with Bruce and wanted nothing to do with him (Yarish). Bruce was not taken on vacations with his parents and he was forced to stay home with an affectionless nanny (Yarish). This lack of attention and love paved the way to Bruce’s inability