I love villians
Weak are easier to hurt. They are always the prey. They are always victimized.
Thats how life works right? That's how it always have been.
All the villians in the comics I have seen/read are shown to go through the same fate of so called survival of the fittest, learned from the twisted system of the world and found a way to give justice to the surpressed; in the same twisted way the world treated them.
Only difference is now the suppressors are being suppressed. They act the victim, and a superhero, naive of how the world works, goes on to foil the plan of the villain, who is just as equal of a hero to some other group of the suppressed.
Nobody is a villian you see. Everyone has their own sense of justice. Some justify realistically and some tend to follow more if an idealist way; thats the on difference.
And also the storytellers always are seen to glorify themselves, no matter how villainous intent they might have had, if the world reads them as the hero, they are the hero. And no matter what good you might have done, people will always remember only your wrongs. You will always be remembered as a villian, because of your needle size wrong on top of hill of all your rights.
Noone bothers to read the other side of the story. That's how the life is. Thats how people are. Self centered. Self vested. Heroes of their own world, carrying the sins bigger than their grave can dig up.
It is better to have villains who can change than the heroes who preserve the wrong consistency of the life.
Thats how life works right? That's how it always have been.
All the villians in the comics I have seen/read are shown to go through the same fate of so called survival of the fittest, learned from the twisted system of the world and found a way to give justice to the surpressed; in the same twisted way the world treated them.
Only difference is now the suppressors are being suppressed. They act the victim, and a superhero, naive of how the world works, goes on to foil the plan of the villain, who is just as equal of a hero to some other group of the suppressed.
Nobody is a villian you see. Everyone has their own sense of justice. Some justify realistically and some tend to follow more if an idealist way; thats the on difference.
And also the storytellers always are seen to glorify themselves, no matter how villainous intent they might have had, if the world reads them as the hero, they are the hero. And no matter what good you might have done, people will always remember only your wrongs. You will always be remembered as a villian, because of your needle size wrong on top of hill of all your rights.
Noone bothers to read the other side of the story. That's how the life is. Thats how people are. Self centered. Self vested. Heroes of their own world, carrying the sins bigger than their grave can dig up.
It is better to have villains who can change than the heroes who preserve the wrong consistency of the life.
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