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* GriefInducedSplit: The [=UnSub=]'s psychotic breakdown stemmed from his wife blaming him for their son's death and divorcing him.
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* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the [=UnSub=]'s psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.
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* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the [=UnSub=]'s psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.wrong.
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* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the Unsub's psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.
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* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the Unsub's [=UnSub=]'s psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.
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A series of animal-like attacks in Central Park lead the team in pursuit of an Unsub suffering from an enormous personal tragedy.
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A series of animal-like attacks in Central Park lead the team in pursuit of an Unsub [=UnSub=] suffering from an enormous personal tragedy.
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* AnimalMotifs: Wolves. In addition to attacking like one, Reid theorises the Unsub is also showing the more protective nature of wolves towards their offspring, as well as targeting anyone he sees as a threat.
* ManBitesMan: Due to his werewolf delusion, the Unsub kills his victims by biting their throats out, using a special fashioned mouthpiece to accomplish the biting.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The Unsub's ex-wife has this reaction when she's told her blaming her husband for their son's death drove him over the edge.
* ReplacementGoldfish: The Unsub is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son. Reid speculates it's a mixture of his guilt and his lycanthropic delusion related to the nature of wolves as devoted parents that's fuelling this part of his psychosis.
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention the Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy.
* ManBitesMan: Due to his werewolf delusion, the Unsub kills his victims by biting their throats out, using a special fashioned mouthpiece to accomplish the biting.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The Unsub's ex-wife has this reaction when she's told her blaming her husband for their son's death drove him over the edge.
* ReplacementGoldfish: The Unsub is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son. Reid speculates it's a mixture of his guilt and his lycanthropic delusion related to the nature of wolves as devoted parents that's fuelling this part of his psychosis.
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention the Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy.
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* AnimalMotifs: Wolves. In addition to attacking like one, Reid theorises the Unsub [=UnSub=] is also showing the more protective nature of wolves towards their offspring, as well as targeting anyone he sees as a threat.
* ManBitesMan: Due to his werewolf delusion, theUnsub [=UnSub=] kills his victims by biting their throats out, using a special fashioned mouthpiece to accomplish the biting.
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: TheUnsub's [=UnSub=]'s ex-wife has this reaction when she's told her blaming her husband for their son's death drove him over the edge.
* ReplacementGoldfish: TheUnsub [=UnSub=] is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son. Reid speculates it's a mixture of his guilt and his lycanthropic delusion related to the nature of wolves as devoted parents that's fuelling this part of his psychosis.
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention theUnsub [=UnSub=] is suffering from clinical lycanthropy.
* ManBitesMan: Due to his werewolf delusion, the
* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The
* ReplacementGoldfish: The
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention the
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* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and unable to intervene when his son fought back and was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce, along with the fact their son's killer was never caught, pushed him over the edge.
* WolfMan: The Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy due to his psychotic break.
* WouldHitAGirl: Initially avoided, but when the Unsub's ex-wife refuses his request to give their relationship another go and insists on filing for divorce, he attacks and kills a young woman out celebrating her engagement.
* WolfMan: The Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy due to his psychotic break.
* WouldHitAGirl: Initially avoided, but when the Unsub's ex-wife refuses his request to give their relationship another go and insists on filing for divorce, he attacks and kills a young woman out celebrating her engagement.
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* TragicVillain: The Unsub [=UnSub=] is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and unable to intervene when his son fought back and was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce, along with the fact their son's killer was never caught, pushed him over the edge.
* WolfMan: TheUnsub [=UnSub=] is suffering from clinical lycanthropy due to his psychotic break.
* WouldHitAGirl: Initially avoided, but when theUnsub's [=UnSub=]'s ex-wife refuses his request to give their relationship another go and insists on filing for divorce, he attacks and kills a young woman out celebrating her engagement.
* WolfMan: The
* WouldHitAGirl: Initially avoided, but when the
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* WouldHitAGirl: Initially avoided, but when the Unsub's ex-wife refuses his request to give their relationship another go and insists on filing for divorce, he attacks and kills a young woman out celebrating her engagement.
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A psychotic man who lost his kid believes he is a werewolf, or at least that he can frame werewolves for his crimes.
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A psychotic man who lost his kid believes he is a werewolf, or at least that he can frame werewolves for his crimes.
series of animal-like attacks in Central Park lead the team in pursuit of an Unsub suffering from an enormous personal tragedy.
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A paychotic man who lost his kid believes he is a werewolf, or at least that he can frame werewolves for his crimes.
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A paychotic psychotic man who lost his kid believes he is a werewolf, or at least that he can frame werewolves for his crimes.
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When a New York City jogger's gruesome death is connected to a series of murder-mutilations, the BAU searches Central Park for a killer suffering from a syndrome that makes him believe he is a vicious creature. Meanwhile, Alvez deals with the fallout of a blind date gone wrong.
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A paychotic man who lost his kid believes he is a
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* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and unable to intervene when his son was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only pushed him over the edge.
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* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and unable to intervene when his son fought back and was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only divorce, along with the fact their son's killer was never caught, pushed him over the edge.
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* AnimalMotifs: Wolves. In addition to attacking like one, Reid theorises the Unsub is also showing the more protective nature of wolves towards their offspring, as well as targeting anyone he sees as a threat.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: The Unsub is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son.
* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and was unable to intervene when his son was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only pushed him over the edge.
* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and was unable to intervene when his son was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only pushed him over the edge.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: The Unsub is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son. Reid speculates it's a mixture of his guilt and his lycanthropic delusion related to the nature of wolves as devoted parents that's fuelling this part of his psychosis.
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention the Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy.
-->'''Captain Martin Savalas''': So the guy thinks he's a werewolf. Do we need to put silver bullets in our guns?
* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging andwas unable to intervene when his son was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only pushed him over the edge.
* SilverBullet: Invoked by one of the NYPD officers working the case when the BAU mention the Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy.
-->'''Captain Martin Savalas''': So the guy thinks he's a werewolf. Do we need to put silver bullets in our guns?
* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and
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* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The Unsub's ex-wife has this reaction when she's told her blaming her husband for their son's death drove him over the edge.
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* TragicVillain: The Unsub is a man who was paralysed with fear during a mugging and was unable to intervene when his son was inadvertently killed by the robber. His wife blaming him for their son's death and then filing for divorce only pushed him over the edge.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: The Unsub is quite protective towards a homeless boy living in the park who's about the same age as his dead son.
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* ManBitesMan: Due to his werewolf delusion, the Unsub kills his victims by biting their throats out, using a special fashioned mouthpiece to accomplish the biting.
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When a New York City jogger's gruesome death is connected to a series of murder-mutilations, the BAU searches Central Park for a killer suffering from a syndrome that makes him believe he is a vicious creature. Meanwhile, Alvez deals with the fallout of a blind date gone wrong.
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When a New York City jogger's gruesome death is connected to a series of murder-mutilations, the BAU searches Central Park for a killer suffering from a syndrome that makes him believe he is a vicious creature. Meanwhile, Alvez deals with the fallout of a blind date gone wrong.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* WolfMan: The Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy due to his psychotic break.
* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the Unsub's psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.
!!This episode contains examples of:
* WolfMan: The Unsub is suffering from clinical lycanthropy due to his psychotic break.
* YouShouldHaveDiedInstead: What caused the Unsub's psychotic break was his ex-wife telling him this in relation to their son dying in a mugging gone wrong.
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When a New York City jogger's gruesome death is connected to a series of murder-mutilations, the BAU searches Central Park for a killer suffering from a syndrome that makes him believe he is a vicious creature. Meanwhile, Alvez deals with the fallout of a blind date gone wrong.
