[ SECRET POST #5175 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5175 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

On one hand, I personally love redemption arcs and that sort of stuff with all my heart. On the other hand, I've seen so many very badly executed Freudian excuses in the last few years - "Oh, I murdered all those people because my mother was mean" and so on - that I'm becoming seriously wary of anything that even hints at a tragic backstory for a villain.

(Not even touching on when the writer thinks the villain is a well-intentioned extremist and I'm just like... 'No, they're crazy and their plan is dumb. No part of this looks good.' Looking at you, Russo bros.)

[philstar22]

This. A good redemption arc is amazing. But a badly done one is the worst.