[ SECRET POST #5982 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5982 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[The Spirit and the Mouse]



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[Cursed Princess Club]



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Comments

[kaishi]

I agree with the other commenters above. An antihero is someone who does heroic things because they're forced into it, not because they've decided to become a nice person.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, or they're someone who does heroic things in morally dubious ways. Or may be doing more harm than good even if the good things they are doing are very much good.

[(Anonymous)]

Or someone who does good things for bad reasons. It's entirely possible for dubious motivations to lead to outcomes that are undeniably good, and that's where anti-heroes are the most fun to read about, IMO.

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DA

That's the least fun to read for me. I need at least one character I can root for.

[(Anonymous)]

I like to root for characters who have kind of sleazy motivations but ultimately do more good than harm in their world. Actions are more important than feelings, when it comes down to it.

[(Anonymous)]

Or because it benefits them in some way, or because they're bored and there was nothing else to do, or because it annoys the hero to have the day be saved by someone they consider beneath them, or because they're motivated by some factor other than being A Good Person - i.e., they save the crashing train because one person they care about is on it, but if that person wasn't there, they wouldn't bother. There are so many situations for anti-heroes to do good!

Anti-hero is a really really broad category.