The Sirens VS. Poison Ivy:
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If you don’t commit crimes, kill, or back stab people (I mean not figuratively and figuratively) are you a villain? A villain is a a cruelly malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime. Although some people imagine that the Sirens, who are from the Odyssey, really use trickery, murder, and power, they are really villainous, yet, one can also argue that they are only doing this for fun or to survive. Where’s the villain trait in that? One think that Poison Ivy (who is from the DC universe) is way more villainous because of being evil, powerful, and using a lot of trickery.
Anyone has the ability to think that the Sirens are villainous because of being like little flies taunting …show more content…
From here on, the Sirens are around the murderer category. As shown in the book, “Their heavenly song will turn to hideous shrieks as they tear your flesh apart,”(Homer 45). While it is true that this really shows that the …show more content…
Without a doubt, Poison Ivy is way more of a villain than the Sirens because is really evil. As “stated,” Poison Ivy tried to take over the world (which is really villainous) by destroying mankind and replacing it with plantes. Also, she has a grim “bodyguard” named Bane, who is really strong and pretty much can break a brick wall or anything near his path (including people). This exemplifies that Poison Ivy is evil because, she would love to rule the world with plantes at her side and a man who is probably more capable of anything than any kind of robot. Moreover that, Poison Ivy is more villainous than the Sirens because she is almost all powerful. As this quote shows, “You know you can't resist me, no man can.” This proves that Poison Ivy is a villain and a powerful woman because, apparently, it is hard for men to resist her, so it's easy to her to gain trust and then back stab them. Exceedingly, like a flytrap ready to eat, being more villainous Poison Ivy is amazing at trickery. As “known,” Poison Ivy has her most elegant power, a kiss of “love” or true love dust. This truly shows that these two things can make villains amazing and make Poison Ivy able to trick people into gaining her trust or to make them fall in love with her so then she can back stab them (literally) and
Bet Your Guess
If you don’t commit crimes, kill, or back stab people (I mean not figuratively and figuratively) are you a villain? A villain is a a cruelly malicious person who is involved in or devoted to wickedness or crime. Although some people imagine that the Sirens, who are from the Odyssey, really use trickery, murder, and power, they are really villainous, yet, one can also argue that they are only doing this for fun or to survive. Where’s the villain trait in that? One think that Poison Ivy (who is from the DC universe) is way more villainous because of being evil, powerful, and using a lot of trickery.
Anyone has the ability to think that the Sirens are villainous because of being like little flies taunting …show more content…
From here on, the Sirens are around the murderer category. As shown in the book, “Their heavenly song will turn to hideous shrieks as they tear your flesh apart,”(Homer 45). While it is true that this really shows that the …show more content…
Without a doubt, Poison Ivy is way more of a villain than the Sirens because is really evil. As “stated,” Poison Ivy tried to take over the world (which is really villainous) by destroying mankind and replacing it with plantes. Also, she has a grim “bodyguard” named Bane, who is really strong and pretty much can break a brick wall or anything near his path (including people). This exemplifies that Poison Ivy is evil because, she would love to rule the world with plantes at her side and a man who is probably more capable of anything than any kind of robot. Moreover that, Poison Ivy is more villainous than the Sirens because she is almost all powerful. As this quote shows, “You know you can't resist me, no man can.” This proves that Poison Ivy is a villain and a powerful woman because, apparently, it is hard for men to resist her, so it's easy to her to gain trust and then back stab them. Exceedingly, like a flytrap ready to eat, being more villainous Poison Ivy is amazing at trickery. As “known,” Poison Ivy has her most elegant power, a kiss of “love” or true love dust. This truly shows that these two things can make villains amazing and make Poison Ivy able to trick people into gaining her trust or to make them fall in love with her so then she can back stab them (literally) and