Villain Protagonist

What would the world be without villains? What would become of all of the people who are very heroic, but have no way to prove it? That is where villains come in. A villain is a malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness Ursula from Disney's The Little Mermaid is a villain, but the Sirens from Homer’s Odyssey exhibit more evilness by tricking people, killing people, and being clever.

A villain, the thing that adds heart and soul to a story. There is always a villain in a story. They are always rude, evil, often funny, and brutal. Some be villains by destroying cities and others are just out to hurt the hero. They are stopped nearly every time, and keep going back for more.

Without a villain there would be no story. It would not be as interesting or entertaining if there was no villain. The villain helps set the plot for the story. The characteristics of a villain are that they are sneaky, clever, determined, and in my case evil. The evil queen is very sneaky. She is sneaky by poisoning the apple without Snow White knowing. She is clever, because she was able to find a spell to make her look different than what Snow White knew her as. The evil queen was determined to get rid of Snow White for good, too. These all lead up to the conclusion that the Queen is evil.

For every quality the hero possesses, the villain embodies a counterpart. Heroes are thought of as the good guys and villains are thought of as the bad guys. Heroes are selfless and brave. Villains are egotistical and violent. Heroes are always the main character in, for example, a film. The villain is usually the second most central

A villain is defined as a character whose evil actions or motives are important to the plot. A villain is the perfect word to describe Sheldon Plankton, otherwise known as Plankton, in the popular television series “Spongebob Squarepants”. Plankton’s ultimate goal throughout all 10 seasons is to steal his arch enemy, Mr. Krabs’ famed Krabby Patty secret formula. Plankton produces devious plans to obtain the secret formula, although they do have hints of genius, all of them are quite corrupt.

In conclusion villains are known for being evil in a story or movie. The first villain chosen is the evil queen from Snow White. The evil queen/witch sets out to kill Snow because she wants to become the fearest of them all. The second villain is Gothel from the movie Tangled. Gothel kidnaps Rapunzel as a baby and locks her in a castle, away from the world. The third villain is Ursula from The Little Mermaid. Ursula turns the merpeople into little animals called polyps. Villains are

Chillin’ Like a Villain A villain is defined as an antagonist of a hero. Many times the villain’s plans threaten the safety of society. The villains embody dangerous evil that the hero must conquer to save the day. Villains are what make movies interesting.

Can one be a hero and not a hero at the same time? One act alone cannot make someone a hero. They could have been forced against their wil. It mostly depends on the person’s history such as if they did a bad deed multiple times or if they did it just once. A hero is someone that does an act that either saves a life or does it for the greater good. Anyone could do anything helpful and can be called a hero. Majority of the time, there is a hero and there is always a villain, someone who does something to ruin the hero’s plan. Most likely the hero succeeds and the villain fails.

There are always three main roles that a person can have in life. You can either be the hero of your own story, you can be the villain of your own story or the tragic hero/figure of your story. A hero is a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities. A villain is the person or thing responsible for specified trouble, harm, or damage. he person or thing responsible for specified trouble, harm, or damage. One person can be seen as both the tragic hero and villain of the story is Troy Maxson.

“To create a lovable villain you need to make them characters to whom people relate.” (Skinner, R.)

What is a villain in your eyes? Is it Lotso from Toy Story 3 or Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty? I believe “villain” has a different meaning in different people mind. For instance, Romeo and Juliet. In Romeo and Juliet I feel that Shakespeare presents the Capulets as the villains, for example, Sampson and Gregory, Tybalt and Lady Capulet. I will explain this perception in greater detail in the following paragraphs.

A super villain is defined as the antithesis of a superhero, and are generally embedded into a plot to foil the actions of a superhero during the climax of a story. Superheroes possess powers that are exceptional to any power or ability a human could normally achieve. Likewise, a supervillain must dominate special powers, abilities and apparatus to pose a threat to superheroes. While the superhero continuously tries to better society, the supervillain refutes their attempts in order to inflict destruction and dismay. Typically, their motives are derived from traumatic incidents that occurred in the early onset of their lives (Gullo 2016). Albeit for some, no traumatic past or bad accidents were inflicted on the lives of these villainous creatures, as their motive comes from passion, experience, and a drive for chaos.

Antagonist (Krisner, & Mandell 2012 p. 110, 126): a person opposing to or against something, they struggle against

Captain Hook is the antagonist I have chosen. The reason I think he is one of the best is he makes everyone fear him. Another reason I like hook is because of his personality. The final reason I like hook is he likes to adventure. These were some reasons I like hook better than most villains.

There are typically three types of classifications when it comes to describing a character: hero, anti-hero, and villain. A hero is someone that people can look up to, and their actions are deliberately done to benefit society. An anti-hero is someone whose sole interest is not to help society, but they still end up helping out the greater good. A villain is someone who people do not look up to, and deliberately take actions to harm society. As mentioned earlier, Holmes fits into the anti-hero category. The