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Initial State: At the beginning of the film, Phil Connors is portrayed as a jaded and arrogant weather forecaster. He is self-obsessed, has no compassion for others, and is disillusioned with his life. At first, Phil believed that covering the yearly Groundhog day story was a detriment to his career, as he believed he was overqualified for the task. He despises those around him and uses the time warp dilemma to exploit the situation for his own personal gain.