Dead Shot: The Definition Of Villain

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The definition of villain is a evil character that pushes a story towards the climax. I chose dead shot because his mother told him to kill his abusive father and he missed the shot and shot his older brother edward that he looked up to strongly. From that point on he swore to never miss a shot again,

Dead shot is the best villian he is a hired hitman he kills people for thousands of dollars. There is one weakness he has and that is his daughter which he would do anything for. Dead shot uses guns to kill hints the name Dead shot he never misses shot.

Dead shot main enemy is batman. The bat is who is always trying to stop dead shot but always seems to fail. Dead shot not missing a shot is what help him be the best hired hit man there is and

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