[ SECRET POST #4849 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4849 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Well, that pretty much depends on a story presents a hero/villain.

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[(Anonymous)]

I personally tend to find heroes more interesting, but there are an almost infinite number of completely boring cardboard heroes

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[(Anonymous)]

One example that always springs to mind is The Woman In White, which has one of the best heroes and one of the best villains in all of Victorian literature, fantastic memorable awesome characters - but they're the secondary characters and the primary hero, love interest and villain are all much less interesting characters basically straight from central casting with no real depth or points of distinction.