The Psycopath test

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I got it wrong. I figured it was the sister's husband or something.

Oh s**t . . . I got it right.
Dont keep reading my post if you dont want to know the answer.
I'll put a picture here to separate it.



I thought for a while, I was thinking that she might think her sister would be cometition or something, but how would she be competition for her if she couldnt reach the guy? Then I thought the answer must have had something to do with her mom dying, and then it hit my like a f****n brick, if she killed her sister there would be another funeral and the guy might show up!
I take pride in always being right about everything, but maybe in this case, its not so great?

I got it right too. I wouldn't worry much about it, though.

The fact that she killed her sister in order to see the man again is the most logical answer. You see, if she met the man at the mother's funeral, logic suggests the gentleman in question was a family friend. Ergo, by killing another member of her (and vicariously, her mother's) family, the chances were high that said gentleman would reappear, thus giving her a chance to meet him again and receive the information that she didn't receive the first time.

In order for one to be a psychopath, wouldn't one need to commit such an act, or at the least, seriously consider it? Just figuring out the why she did what she did does not make one a psychopath. If this were not the case, wouldn't every police detective be, by extension, a psychopath?

I took the test a long time ago. I got it right.

Mhahahaha.