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Dr Terrible Character Analysis
Love would make you do things you wouldn't normally do. In this musical called “ Dr. Horrible's sing along blog”, A man named Dr. Horrible demonstrates what love made him do throughout the musical. He does the unexpected for a girl named Penny, who apparently feel for his nemesis Captain Hammer. Dr. Horrible’s shows that he has a little bit of good towards his evil side.

Dr. Horrible was a guy aspiring to become evil. He wanted wanted to join the Evil League of Evil. Dr. Horrible would make daily weblogs about how he wanted to rule the world. While he did seem bad, he surprisingly wore a white lab coat with goggles. Which is weird because it didn’t make him seem evil nor dark. He also had a good side to him. In one of his weblogs when someone wanted to fight him in a park he states " besides there's kids in that park". Also, when he took …show more content…
Horrible in a surprising way. Captain Hammer , Dr. Horrible's nemesis, attempted to stop Horrible from stealing the Wonderflonium. Which caused Hammer to damage the remote Dr horrible was using to control the van. Then the van went out of control and almost hit Penny until Dr. Horrible stopped the van. Captain Hammer then took credit by pushing Penny out of the way. Hammer then goes out on a date with penny which makes Dr. Horrible jealous because Penny told him details of the date. But what makes Dr. Horrible go upset is when Captain Hammer tells Billy the laundry guy that he knows he is Dr. H And is dating Penny to humiliate him.

The climax comes when Dr. Horrible plans to kill Captain Hammer, which unfolds in a press conference. Captain Hammer was talking about his self-concided heroic actions. At that moment Dr. Horrible beats Captain Hammer with his freeze ray but without realizing he accidently shoots Penny. Before she dies , Penny says "Don't worry Captain Hammer will save us". This incident made Dr. Horrible to become full on evil and achieve his goal of joining the Evil league of
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