Predator

"Predator" is one of the 33 archetypes within the Disposition system. A Predator shows defiance towards social norms and laws, which they believe will prevent them from living a heartless life, unconcerned with the suffering they cause others.
== General Overview ==
The Predator is a cold-hearted killer who trusts no one and has no value for anyone or anything that gets in his way.
=== Moral Outlook ===
Life has little or no value and he seeks a position of infamy and prestige within a tribal system.
The Predator seeks personal gain at the expense of those who aren't sufficiently capable or ruthless.
If what he wants comes at the expense of the lives of others, so be it.
The Predator will keep his word to save his reputation - by losing face he could be usurped or killed.
He will kill innocents and use torture to extract information or exact personal vengeance.
He is however unlikely to kill for pleasure.
He does not respond well to higher authority and will disregard civilisation's expectations.
He will likely betray a family member, comrade, or friend if it is convenient to do so.
While still capable of planning, they may have a hard time with patient, long-term scheming, preferring immediate satisfaction and direct action.
are those who simply don’t care whom their desires may hurt.
They may see a certain nobility in their refusal to be bound by any conventions or creeds
=== Society ===
A leader lasts only as long as he can deter usurpers through intimidation or through providing them sufficient benefit.
The Predator finds it impossible to contribute to or blend in with a civilised society.
He lives on civilisation's fringes as a killer for hire, a gangster or some other form of violent career criminal.
== Presentation ==
=== Alignment Reference ===
The Predator archetype corresponds with a Chaotic Evil alignment within the Nine-Point Alignment System.
=== Example Predators ===
Frank Costello (The Departed), Marlo Stanfield (The Wire)