And he didn't "blame" Sidney for anything, he just resented that she got what he wanted.
So he wanted a mother he hated so much he had her killed and attention for being the victim of serial killers? And that's why Sidney (and other innocent people) had to die and be framed for murder? Sorry, but that doesn't make sense at all.
To you, it isn't. To me and several others, it is.
Apparently so, but you asked what was bad about Roman's motive and that's what was bad.
It's not inconceivable that there are people out there who could become so emotionally shattered (and thus so enraged) by something like rejection from their birth mother that they would want to kill her.
I already said that I don't find that so inconceivable. It's everything that happened after that that makes no sense.
Also, Roman just like the others isn't exactly supposed to be of sound mind. None of them are. We're not meant to sympathize or completely understand their reasoning for killing.
But at least with Billy and even his mother we got a brief explanation about what the trauma meant to them. I have no idea if Roman was born a psychopath, if a lack of maternal/parental bonding was the cause, or if he had a sh!tty childhood. Simply saying that his birth mother didn't immediately welcome him isn't good enough for me to explain why he resents his half-sister and years later suddenly starts killing innocent people. Such an uncommon reaction needs more clarification.
I'm sorry, I just fail to see how Stu doing something as extreme as murdering people because of peer pressure is any more believable than Roman killing for the reasons he did.
Because Stu is a psychopath (or at least has some sort of antisocial personality disorder) and a teenager. Just look at youth gangs, it's so easy for teenagers to get caught up in violent crimes just to fit in. And usually with killer duos the dominant person looks for a submissive partner who wants to be dominated and will do what they're told. You won't find many people killing for the same reasons as Roman, he was not like Son of Sam.
Psychopaths actually can form real friendships and relationships with people, you know.
One of the characteristics of psychopaths is that they can't form emotional attachments to others and lack empathy. Stu admired Billy, but I doubt he cared at all for someone like Randy.
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