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The Movie Napoleon Dynamite

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Type of source: Movie Napoleon dynamite Hess, J. (Director). (2004). Napoleon Dynamite [Motion picture on DVD]. Milano: Twentieth century fox home entertainment. Napoleon dynamite is a movie about a guy named napoleon who is the weird geek in a movie but he is not the one with anxiety. The character with anxiety disorder in this movie is deb she is one of the semi main characters. When we first see deb she is sitting alone at lunch looking very timid. Debs character is very good at trying to hid and not be seen. She's not much of a talker because she is worried that she will say something wrong. She tries to go door to door to sell key chains and glamour shots but her anxiety makes her so shy and timid that no one takes her serious. Being

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