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Date: 2011-07-14 05:03 pm (UTC)It's not specifically said, but the implications with the Street Cop and later with Angry-Black-Guy is that it's some form of impulse-control. Maybe outright nyphomania (that would fit the stereotype tropes) or possibly just she becomes progressive amoral the harder she uses her power.
*edit* Yeah.. I think that's it. The more she controls other's actions, the less control she has over her own.