Understanding the Anti-Hero

The transcript delves into personal struggles, self-reflection, and accountability. It explores themes of aging, depression, and the challenges of self-image and societal perceptions. The narrative touches on narcissism disguised as altruism and examines family dynamics and legacy concerns. The conclusion reflects on personal issues and the exhausting nature of self-awareness.

What does the narrator associate with getting older?

• Feeling more energetic

• Becoming wiser

• Midnight becoming afternoons

• Gaining more friends

What does the narrator imply about their own devices?

• They lead to success

• They come with prices and vices

• They are harmless

• They are always beneficial

How does the narrator feel in comparison to others?

• Like a hero

• Like a monster on the hill

• Like a popular figure

• Like a leader

What does the narrator's covert narcissism disguise as?

• Selfishness

• Kindness

• Altruism

• Generosity

What is the narrator's dream about?

• Finding true love

• Traveling the world

• Being betrayed by family

• Winning a lottery

What does the narrator repeatedly admit?

• They are the hero

• They are the problem

• They are perfect

• They are misunderstood

What is exhausting according to the narrator?

• Rooting for the protagonist

• Rooting for the hero

• Rooting for the anti-hero

• Rooting for the villain