I place this theorem here, but it also fits into comic, cartoon and game sections...
I have a thought: A fictional story without a good/ loveable/ well thought villain is not a good story.
In my opinion every story -good vs bad related - needs to have a villain that has a good backstory, a good reason for his action, someone that you could admire if you were his friend, or servant or whatever.
Few examples of villains I thought were awesome to look at:
Alex Trevelyn, from James Bond Goldeneye, to name one of many bond Villains.
Se7en, the murderer (who's ID I keep a secret for those who still haven't seen it.)
Dracula from 1992 Dracula.
How about you? Can a story be interesting if the villain is not?
I have a thought: A fictional story without a good/ loveable/ well thought villain is not a good story.
In my opinion every story -good vs bad related - needs to have a villain that has a good backstory, a good reason for his action, someone that you could admire if you were his friend, or servant or whatever.
Few examples of villains I thought were awesome to look at:
Alex Trevelyn, from James Bond Goldeneye, to name one of many bond Villains.
Se7en, the murderer (who's ID I keep a secret for those who still haven't seen it.)
Dracula from 1992 Dracula.
How about you? Can a story be interesting if the villain is not?
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