A Psychological view of Fight

m. Tyler makes soap for a
             living and has the exact same brief case as Jack. Jack tells Tyler he is by far the most
             interesting single serving friend he has ever met and Tyler understands what he means.
             Shortly after meeting Tyler, Jack returns home to find his condo containing all of
             his comforts that "define him" destroyed in an explosion. So Jack calls Marla, when Marla
             answers her phone Jack doesn't speak, he simply hangs up. Then he calls Tyler. They
             meet at a bar and drink a few beers and talk about themselves. Jack finds that Tyler and
             he are exact opposites, and you get the feeling Jack wishes he was like Tyler. They walk
             outside and Tyler asks if Jack was going to ask to live at his house, and after arguing
             whether or not that was Jack's intentions Jack asks and Tyler says yes. Tyler then asks
             Jack to hit him saying he doesn't want to die without any scars. So they fought and felt
             better afterwards and said they should do it more often.
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