the vile Lord Voldemort in his pursuit for immortality: Harry Potter Jo March's bluntness and hot temper cause conflict with her family: Little Women Jacen Solo's eventual downfall is linked to his placing the weight of the galaxy on his shoulder in his desire for peace: Star Wars Legends Billy Budd is a seaman who stammers at moments of emotion, which results in his killing a Royal Navy officer and being hanged for murder: Billy Budd Film Rocky Balboa thinks of himself as a loser who cannot go the distance in the boxing ring: Rocky Rey is held back by her irrational and unconscious core belief of self-worthlessness, formed during the years after her abandonment on Jakku; this leeches off her feelings of happiness, and to cope with these feelings of self-worthlessness she relies on others for validation and approval, even going as far as doing things to please them, including BB-8 and Han Solo. Eventually, at the climax of her arc, when overpowered by Palpatine, she is given motivation by the Jedi of the past — this gives her enough mental strength to overcome not only Palpatine, the embodiment of her own insecurities, regardless of how much her life energy has been drained, but also her own insecurities: Star Wars Carl Denham is an egotist: King Kong Rick thinks of himself as an unfeeling cynic who denies the pain and disappointment from a failed love affair with Ilsa: Casablanca Captain Hook is obsessed with Peter Pan. Roy Batty, as a replicant, is powerful, but has a very short lifespan: Blade Runner Oskar Schindler starts out blinded by his greedy nature, which he overcomes and instead finds compassion to sacrifice in order to save his workers: Schindler's List Travis Bickle has an almost masochistic obsession with the dark mean streets of 1970s Manhattan, and frequently drives around them in his taxi to expose himself to the perceived urban decay, fueling his inner rage: Taxi Driver John Hammond fails to create his vision due to his naïve nature: Jurassic Park Television Walter White's massive need to be seen as smart, powerful, and successful compels him to demand credit for each of his criminal successes, even when doing so puts his safety, freedom, family relationships, or future criminal endeavors at greater risk: Breaking Bad B. A. Baracus is afraid of flying: The A-Team Homer Simpson is not too bright and prone to