The Dark Psychology of Franklin Saint (Snowfall)

In The Dark Psychology of Franklin Saint, we break down the mind of Franklin Saint — one of television’s most tragic and psychologically complex rise-and-fall stories.

Franklin didn’t start as a monster. He started as a kid searching for control, respect, and identity in a world that offered none. This video explores how ambition, trauma, and power slowly reshaped Franklin’s psychology — turning survival into obsession and leadership into isolation.

Through a psychological lens, The Dark Psychology of Franklin Saint examines how power corrupts self-image, why moral compromise becomes easier over time, and how Franklin’s need to prove himself ultimately cost him everything he was trying to protect.

This breakdown looks beyond the drugs and violence to expose the deeper forces at work: fear of weakness, loss of innocence, identity collapse, and the illusion that control can ever replace belonging.

If you’re interested in the psychology behind powerful characters, tragic transformations, and the slow erosion of morality, this video reveals what was really happening inside Franklin Saint’s mind.

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