We are made to imagine what it would be like to have more than one personality
in our head, presumably vying for control.
Notes:
This theme is typically used in fantastical scenarios where the clinical
condition of multiple personality (aka. dissociative identity) disorder is not
sincerely featured but distinct personalities nevertheless inhabit the same
body. As a rule of thumb, it is used when at least one of the personalities at
least some of the time is aware of its own condition of having multiple
personalities.
Examples:
Norman Osborn struggled with his deranged alter ago the Green Goblin in
"Spider-Man" (2002).
Aliases:
what if I had a split personality
References:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dissociative_identity_disorder
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