Thinkn way to hard about Creepypasta

So...

I've decided that the perfect thing to do for an English project a fairly large English project is to write a semi-professional analysis of motherfucking Jeff the Killer. I've made my bed and now I have to lie in it.

So here's the idea, my faithful bounce board. In the mess of the Jeff the killer story (that's another problem I have to hope and pray that my teacher doesn't look the story up and doesn't know about the story) there's this idea of Jeff having a murderous impulse he can't control, it's buried under like 10 layers of edgy bullshit. But that's an interesting idea, being made for violence having no control of it. Having no choice in the matter, he's going to become a murderous bastard and there's nothing he can do about it. Even though he does at some points enjoy the normal day to day of being a normal guy. So that's the idea, the ability to be a normal person the desire for it on a subconscious level, and your lot in life, some force beyond your control that forces you to violence, not even a mental illness thing (that's probably the implication) or a trauma response but a deep seated drive for violence. (I have to find a better way to phrase that, I can't articulate the true inability for his character to defy his nature, the narrative.)

The second idea I have comes from Liu's story, that same impulse drive to violence which with the two being brothers is that drive genetic or did it come from Jeff and rubbed off on Liu is it contagious? Is this unavoidable drive for violence something that rubs off on other people? what a horrifying and interesting idea, Being a slave to your desires, and your desires are murder.

This of course is stupid, this story in no way warrants this much thought but I'm thinking about it none the less and I have to think about it even more because I decided that this is what I would talk about in my English class for a grade.