[ SECRET POST #2913 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2913 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Types of Characters/Character Tropes You Hate

[kamino_neko]

I'm...distinctly unfond of stories which are supposed to be a character's descent into evil and/or madness, but the bits set before show the character is already on edge, or of questionable morals.

Specific examples: Kubrick's Shining (that mostly came from the casting...there is no way for Nicholson to seem 100% sane), or Breaking Bad (sure it took him a while to work up to murder, but he sure had no problem being an accessory to one!).

Re: Types of Characters/Character Tropes You Hate

[(Anonymous)]

Well, I think the point of both stories is less about a good or 'normal' descending into madness and more about the latent madness or evil emerging. So it makes sense to me.

Re: Types of Characters/Character Tropes You Hate

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, at least in the case of Breaking Bad, I'm pretty sure the character was supposed to be questionable from the beginning.