[ SECRET POST #6532 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6532 ⌋

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Comments

[thewakokid]

I dunno, I think they keep the general theme of "This makes that guy bad, killing this guy makes you good" they just removed the Hayes code demand for purity.

Villains have to be redeemed... so that they can fight worse villains. Heroes have to be selfish and gray and horrible and mean... so that the people who act that way in real life will be able to see themselves and in our "heroic" character.

But at the end of the day however much they muddy it, however much they always try to sell you on "There is no good, there is only worse and worse evils", they're still telling us we "It's ok to be evil... as long as you find the guy who's worse than you and you hate him and you fight him and you kill him, then your goodness can be established without you needing to do anything to actually BE good."

I dunno if that makes sense, I guess I'm half rambling.

[philstar22]

At that point I'm not sure what the alternative would be? When you are reading or watching something, there should be at least one character the audience is following, and they need to have conflict to make the story work.