here are some examples of fictional characters with Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID):
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde): The novella written by Robert Louis Stevenson features Dr. Jekyll, who transforms into the cruel and evil Mr. Hyde due to his experimentation with a potion. This duality represents the classic portrayal of DID.
Sybil Dorsett (Sybil): Based on a real-life case, the character of Sybil, from the book and subsequent films, portrays a woman with DID and the challenges she faces while dealing with her various personalities.
Kevin Wendell Crumb (Split, Glass): In the movies "Split" and "Glass," James McAvoy portrays Kevin, a man with 23 distinct personalities, one of which is a dangerous and violent entity called "The Beast."
Tara Gregson (United States of Tara): The TV series revolves around Tara Gregson, a woman with DID, played by Toni Collette, and her struggle to balance her different personalities.
David Haller (Legion): In the Marvel Comics-inspired TV series "Legion," the main character, David Haller (played by Dan Stevens), has DID and a range of mutant powers, each tied to a different personality.
Alex Tully (The Nine Lives of Chloe King): Alex Tully is a character from the TV series "The Nine Lives of Chloe King," and she experiences DID, with each of her nine lives corresponding to a distinct personality.
Nina Sayers (Black Swan): Portrayed by Natalie Portman in the movie "Black Swan," Nina Sayers is a ballerina who struggles with various personalities as she strives for perfection in her performance.
It is important to remember that fictional portrayals often take creative liberties and may not fully represent the complexity and nuances of real-life experiences with Dissociative Identity Disorder. When discussing mental health conditions in the context of fictional characters, it is essential to approach the topic with sensitivity and awareness.