[ WP ] In a world where almost everyone is an unfeeling psychopath , those who can show emotion are shunned -- being able to display or feel emotion is considered a mental illness .

A commando in camoflauged, military gear crepped upon the hidden camp, deep in the tropical, Congo jungle. A tribal people lived there, almost completely isolated from the outside world. Rumours circulated for years about their evil ways. Some people's said they were the most dangerous of all human beings - a long lost people, a people who showed emotion. 
 
 The commando peared through his binoculars. What he saw almost made him puke but he managed to maintain composure. Showing any emotion would put him at risk of harming himself - a self impossed punishment. He saw children playing and laughing, a girl who fell over and began sobbing, but most repugnantly of all, he witnessed an older couple *holding hands. * Emotions. Emotions everywhere. The commandos mind raced but he remained indifferent with a stone cold stare. He held on tightly to his machine gun. 
 
 Of course, the US government only sent the best of the best on such a dangerous mission. They found the greatest candidate in all the lands in that commando. His test results were just astounding. He scored 99.7 on his'disregard for all human life,' 99.6 on his'inability to give a damn' and perhaps most impressively, 99.8 on his'lack of fear and dread in the face of overwhelming adversity.' Yes, that commando was the most unemotional, coldest, hardest and heartless son of a gun that ever lived, and his name was John Rambo.
