[ SECRET POST #2611 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2611 ⌋

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Comments

[ibbity]

I don't see why people who are ugly inside should always be portrayed as ugly on the OUTSIDE as well. Physical beauty =/= inner or innate virtue, even if the Greeks did pass that idea down to us in the modern day, and I think that always making the "bad guy" an ugly lug goes against reality. Plenty of people who are moderately to very physically attractive have done perfectly awful things.

[diet_poison]

This - and the reverse is true as well.

[ibbity]

It kind of bothers me how many people in fandom seem willing to utterly write off or excuse anything bad that a villainous character does if the character is physically attractive enough. I don't think it would bother me quite as much as it does if not that people IRL do this also---witness the nutcases who write love letters to convicted criminals and suchlike.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, and Joffrey, who is described in the books as being gorgeous, subverts that. However, Ramsay is specifically described numerous times as being hideous and just about as cartoonishly evil as they come. The show should have portrayed him as such as well.

[diet_poison]

I can get behind saying they casted him poorly since he didn't fit his book description. Not so much that he "doesn't seem evil" because he's too good-looking since from what I gather, Ramsay was still an enormous dick in the show.