[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Because that would mean humanizing the villains in their own lives

[(Anonymous)]

I haven't seen Breaking Bad, but I think Walt and Gothel would be much easier to relate to. Both of them are reacting to the fear of dying (if I'm not mistaken about Walt) and are going to extremes to do so. Hannibal isn't under immediate threat, and it's pretty difficult to read his motivations, whether you consider Hannibal Rising to be canon (in NBC canon) or not.

But yes, it's an excellent point, and one that I wish would be made more often in movies for children and adults.