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=__ Loch Ness Analysis __=

One of the most popular and well-known cryptic creatures in our world is the Loch Ness Monster. People find Nessie (a nickname of the Loch Ness Monster) to be interesting and to spark a bit of curiosity in many. In my opinion, Nessie has always captivated people in a positive way. So much so that I don’t think anyone would flinch back in fear but more like tremble with anticipation or excitement. No one really knows much about the Loch Ness Monster, yet people have taken on a possible love for it. This fond feeling for the creature extends to many people, including the Scottish police force apparently. In my opinion that protectiveness that Nessie inspired could be explained through the concept of humanism portion in the Grand Theories in Psychology. I think the Scottish police force has become protective of the Loch Ness Monster because not only do these people like Nessie, but also so many others across the globe feel the same way. I think that with so much push towards Nessie really existing, the police force naturally made the decision (as individuals) that Nessie must actually exist. With that decision firmly set in their minds, it would be equally natural that the way they behaved depicted that they, without a doubt, believed Nessie was real. Then with that firm state of mind and an already present adoration towards Nessie, the police force would unsurprisingly feel a sort of protectiveness of the monster if it were ever in any potential danger. The police divert any harm Nessie could be in and with Nessie’s staggering popularity, the force may undoubtedly be praised for their work. From there, things would just get better. The police would do more to protect Nessie and, in turn, people would continue to respect and give them all sorts of positive regards. The more they protect their beloved Nessie, the more they would be loved themselves.

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