[ SECRET POST #4149 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4149 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Of course, it doesn't. But in fiction, the best-written villains are those who feel justified that their actions are for the greater good.

There are many different types of villains. Compare Jason from Friday the 13th and Jigsaw from the Saw movies. Both are killers. Jason kills for the sake of killing. It's all he does. Jigsaw's victims are chosen and made to play his lethal 'games' in order to test their will to survive and prove they're worthy of the gift of life. Both are evil. One, however, acts from something more than just a desire to kill.

Another example? Compare the Joker and Magneto. See the difference?

[philstar22]

This. Or Michael Myers is an even better example because at least Jason has some history. Michael has just been a murderer since he was a kid.