◇ I bring you the psychological analysis of the main antagonist of the movie The Batman: whose name is Edward Nashton, better known Riddler. Let's start by saying that he has an above-average IQ, is capable of generating complex ciphers to cover up his actions and knows a lot about programming languages, is calculating, cautious and quite conniving. His investigative skills are equal to or more refined than that of detective Batman himself. As essential to this character, he suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder: his disorder prevents him from communicating verbally with other people, without constantly playing with questions or riddles that they must solve; it is as if he cannot refer to what he is thinking or feeling directly, but instead shows it through questions that make it easier for himself to communicate with the receiver. FINISH?
