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Passive Aggressive Characters Page 4

Quote: James Cotter @ July 31 2009, 1:43 PM BST

I take your point but do you understand the sort of character I am talking about. A person who seemingly doesn't react to someone else's emotions or just smiles at you when your saying your having a nervous breakdown. In many ways a less interfering version of Gordon Brittas who likes to take all things in to consideration. Apart from Brittas and the charters I have already stated is there any others you can think of?

an example of a passive aggressor is when he/she is in the middle of a row with the spouse and then says to her/him....'you need to see a doctor' it is said very calmly.
They are totally cruel/evil with words and said with great calm, therefore enraging more, the recipient. It is in effect mental abuse

Just started following you on twitter Mikey.

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Quote: Morrace @ July 31 2009, 8:53 PM BST
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I am very impressed. How long did it take you?

Bless you James, as Fred says you're a good sport.

You've made my night :D

Quote: AngieBaby @ July 31 2009, 9:02 PM BST

Bless you James, as Fred says you're a good sport.

You've made my night :D

Well if I can't be funny on film then I can be funny on here.

Quote: James Cotter @ July 31 2009, 9:00 PM BST

I am very impressed. How long did it take you?

Cheers James. About fifteen minutes - and I agree with everyone else; you're a damn good sport and I admire your enthusiasm!

I was thinking, perhaps a sapphic aggressive character?

Just started following you on twitter Mikey.

Ooh, blimey. Memo: I must update my page. Haven't been there for ages.

Quote: Kenneth @ August 1 2009, 2:16 PM BST

I was thinking, perhaps a sapphic aggressive character?

I should work that idea up; "new to BBC1 our hilarious family comedy Fingering the Dike..."

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