The serial killer's murderous innocence ( part 2)

There are two fundamentally opposed models of communication and relationship with their peer groups:
1. the model of the scapegoat: they are children who, from the first day of school, have been harassed by classmates and have had to endure many kind of jokes and insults. Over the years, the subject accepts of being a "scapegoat" and does not make do anything to get out of this situation, except to retreat even further into his fantasy world.Those The rare times when the offense is severe enough to unleash his a reaction, he proves to have an unexpected strength, given by as a result of the enormous amount of anger accumulated during over the years of frustration, both at home and away.
2. the model of bullying: it is the opposite to of the previous situation. Children are particularly aggressive in their relations with among the peers group, assume assuming the leadership and venting their anger against on other children.

These are only a series of few indicators (the so-called "red flags") of a future behavior seriously deviant to which the experts of the sector have attributed a significant predictive value in relation to a possible future of murderous fury.