[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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[ADDENDUM] Because that would mean humanizing the villains in their own lives

[nyxelestia]

So, one thing I probably should have mentioned in-comment is that I don't think this explanation applies to everyone. I just think this is one possible explanation for why some people might like simple caricatures for villains instead of complex characterizations.

I'm generally not fond of simple villains, myself. I like the idea that there is a bit of good in even the worst of people, even if that comes at the cost of a bit of bad in even the best of people - I find security in that concept.

I am just trying to explain why some people might be discomforted by that idea, and would prefer to think that some people are just monsters beyond redemption.