[ SECRET POST #4833 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4833 ⌋

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Comments

[silverr]

I assume you're not talking about characters that are written to be hated? e.g., Kai Winn, The Purple Man from Jessica Jones -- but rather characters that we're supposed to like.

I wouldn't say "hate" -- hate expends a lot of energy -- but there are certainly characters that I'm not interested in watching: Neelix from Voyager, J.D. From Scrubs, and McKay from SGA are three that come to mind.

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP, but this was my comment. No, I'm not. Actually, I usually don't end up hating those characters because they serve a role and often work really well for the role they are meant to play. In-universe they are awful people, but they are great characters (if that makes sense).

Apart from Snape, who I hate for other reasons, the other ones here are ones I feel aren't really great characters and are overly loved by the authors and foisted on the audience over and over again even though they don't deserve it.

[silverr]

"In-universe they are awful people, but they are great characters (if that makes sense)"

Totally. I can appreciate an antagonist written so well that it makes me want to punch the page/screen. :p