Atlantis Complex

     In the Artemis Fowl series, The Atlantic Complex, Artemis is faced with a challenge. His own mind. As he begins to show his friends from the people, ( What the fairies, elves, and dwarves call themself ), a new way to save planet earth from global warming, they begin to notice that he is acting strange, "Artemis Fowl muttering? And no mention of her new hairstyle -- usually Artemis picks up on physical changes right away." This is a quote on where one of his friends, Holly, has begun to notice something is wrong with him.

     Holly soon thinks she knows what is going on, and Foaly, another one who came to the meeting, has come to the same conclusion. Atlantis Complex.

     "Atlantis Complex (at-lan-tis kom-pleks) is a psychosis common among guilt riddden criminals, first diagnosedd by Dr. E. Dypess of the Atlantis Brainology Clinic. Other symptoms include obsessive behavior, paranioa, delusions, and in extreme cases mulitple personality disorder"

     Artemis is showing multiple of these syndromes at this time. He is a criminal, may or may not be guilt ridden. He is showing obsessive behavior in the number five. He does everything in 5, five steps, talking in sentences that are divisible by five, only wanting 5 people in a room. He also has paranoia, he sent his best friend away because he didnt think that he could trust him. And shortly after they make this conclusion, he develops another personality, a quite funny one in my opinion, he becomes a romantic romeo from the 1800's (funny enough).

Artemis's condition doesn't get any better, and neither does the worlds. A mastermind criminal escapes prision, and Artemis is the only one who can stop him. And he has to do so, while his condition only worsens.