Mhm, If Klaus Is NOT The Villain

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Mhm, if Klaus isn't the villain then no one is. He's the only one truly worthy of that title.  When anyone has a problem with Klaus they have a "Let's gossip behind his back about how we hate and want to kill him instead of confronting him about our problem and then attempt to execute it but instead we get our asses whooped. That's a great idea." Or it's "Let me blame you for everything that happened up until the last second because I'm the child everyone loves and believes." Sounds like some high school drama to me with less deaths.

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