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“He's a little more ... psychotic than usual," Tom said quietly. "How so?" "He took C-4 to bed with him." Prophet shrugged. "He's always done that." "He used it as his pillow.” quote by S.E. Jakes
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““He's a little more ... psychotic than usual," Tom said quietly. "How so?" "He took C-4 to bed with him." Prophet shrugged. "He's always done that." "He used it as his pillow.””

S.E. Jakes

About This Quote

Source Film: Unknown, dialogue excerpt, null

A person habitually carries dangerous objects, normalizing risky behavior.

In simple terms: He treats explosives like a comfort item.

Key Takeaway

Recognize and address harmful habits.

Themes

risk normalization danger

Mood

tense concerned

Type

dialogue dramatic

When to use this quote

  • personal relationships
  • mental health counseling
  • security planning

Key Concepts

psychology addiction dangerous objects

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do people become attached to harmful objects?
  • How can we intervene safely?
A Different Perspective

Normalizing danger can mask underlying issues.

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