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    Merchant of Venice

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    Shylock: Villain or Victim The Merchant Of Venice is the story about a merchant by the name of Antonio who borrows money from a Jewish moneylender by the name of Shylock‚ in order to fund his best friend Bassanio’s romantic ambitions. The majority of the residents of Venice during the time this story was written were Christians‚ just like Antonio. At the same time there was a considerable amount of hatred toward those who were not Christians. Antonio needed money quickly and he had no other choice

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    bravery to fight any villain‚ such as the Joker‚ without any personal benefit or reward. Although their view of a hero is very childish and uninformed‚ they are in a way correct. Although a hero may not always need to physically battle villains‚ they must have emotional strength‚ bravery‚ and perseverance to overcome whatever troubles their respective villain brings forward. In the novel‚ Pride and Prejudice‚ author Jane Austen portrays her view of heroes‚ heroines‚ and villains in a satirically love

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    Is Hamlet Good Or Evil

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    almost every story we have a hero who is a valiant good doer with a heart of gold. Each good hero needs an even better villain; for them to be interesting and a worthy enemy of the hero‚ they must have a believable motive‚ real emotions‚ and a conscience. One must believe that this villain is not evil for the sake of being evil. Without these complexities of character‚ the villain comes across as insignificant; only existing to be defeated by the hero. Emotional conflicts provide human aspects to

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    their characters more because of their human-like faults. Both Keats and Miller ruthlessly blur the lines to add realism but also to make their readers and audience consistently question who the characters can be characterized as‚ a victim or a villain. Miller also uses the blurring of the lines to show how mental health affects a person‚ that it leads to a raging fight between the “sanity” and the not. In Lamia Keats questions what love is and if the lier or the honest

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    Doo cartoon. Namely from the start of the story‚ Geddes leads the reader to understand the childhood dream which lead the villain to build the Navajo Nation Theme Park. Moreover‚ in the story Geddes provides the villain’s background and past which better allow the reader to side with him and easily perceives the villain as the protagonist. The childhood dreams of the villain inspire his lifelong ambition to build the Navajo Nation Theme Park. In addition‚ the reader can simply empathize and accept

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    Villains are vital part of a story without them there woulndnt be a real story. So what makes a villain a "good" villain. Well they should be strong and powerful‚ They should be sneaky and able to get around the hero‚ and lastly they need to be able to keep the audience guessing. A villain that shows all of these characteristics and more is the joker from the batman series he is psychopath that is determined to ruin Gotham city so he can take it over but batman is there to stop him. Joker

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    divergent characterization. Order of character appearances is not the most memorable or telling aspect of Dahl’s piece. The words and phrases he uses while writing about these characters is more revealing. For example‚ Dahl simply refers to the known villain as “Wolf.” There is no description of a cunning individual that should instill fear or suspicion. Rather‚ Wolf is characterized as an animal desperate for his next meal. Without prior knowledge of the fairy tale‚ the first few lines of Dahl’s narrative

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    Wendigo: Bleak Setting

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    Gothic literature is written works that employ dark‚ and startling scenery.The Wendigo is a piece of gothic literature. The Wendigo has a bleak setting‚ a gothic theme‚ and includes a gothic villain. In the poem Wendigo‚ there is a very bleak setting. In the Wendigo‚ the author sets the background by a house with a fire in the deepest parts of the woods during a cold and wintery season. The continuous laughter of what lurked in the woods‚ preyed upon a child trying to lure her out. In the poem the

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    Iago of Othello

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    Iago of "Othello" What makes a good villain? What qualities make one villain stand out from another? Is it their demeanor‚ ruthlessness‚ or the methods that they employ to accomplish their tasks? In any case‚ a great villain must leave the reader with a respect for their methods and a question about their motives. In Shakespeare’s Othello‚ there is one character in Iago that fulfills all of these qualifications. Iago is a wonderful villain because he gains other’s trust‚ relentlessly takes advantage

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    Superhero Wars

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    To a superhero‚ villains are the enemy because they bring hatred to the world through their acts of evil. Thus‚ superheroes strive to rid the world of the hatred that villains bring through justice because of their love for peace. During times of peace‚ people get along and everyone is happy with no worries and stress over what bad people might do next. Scenes like that keep superheroes like Panam working hard for peace because they know that it is possible. Whenever another villain is brought to justice

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