Between the adventure of a lifetime and the typical “happily ever after” ending, the quintessential principle of good vs evil conceal the truths behind every fictional tale. In a world where the possible is the impossible, and the impossible is the possible, a fairytale is hindered through the traditional foundations of utilizing a hero and a villain. Through the assumption that good will always triumph evil, the necessary morals and values fail to grasp the whole picture. By producing such a story, the protagonist suddenly becomes the focal point of their tale. Doing so, it creates a void in the story as it grants specific characters the attention that they deserve. In this situation, the popularity and screen time of protagonists normally
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The psychological theory that everyone is born with the same innate traits, supports the concept that “all men are created equal”. Understanding that evil is an acquired trait, it validates the fact that no individual are born naturally corrupt. This could be applied to villains, as they could’ve been righteous characters that have lost their convictions. Caused by an outside conflict, their wavering hearts are influenced by someone else. Individuals need to realize that villains are victims, as they didn’t ask to be who they are. They are forced with this lifestyle, as the hatred of others forced them to become the person that they are. Infectious and dangerous, evil is a rampaging disease that spreads through the violence and anguish that exists within society. People need to realize that everyone is susceptible. Everyone have the capability to become a villain if they experience a similar traumatic event. Villains are just the unlucky few who have suffered from fate’s cruelty. They endured the continual onslaught of resentment, and yet they have the willpower to fight an uphill battle. Against all odds, they’re facing a war with the rest of the world. They’re just the outliers in the world that no one could relate to. They aren’t as foul as they seem if people actually take a chance to understand them. They were once the same as everybody else, until the world had another purpose for them. They’re misread characters that haven 't receive the respect that they’ve
The psychological theory that everyone is born with the same innate traits, supports the concept that “all men are created equal”. Understanding that evil is an acquired trait, it validates the fact that no individual are born naturally corrupt. This could be applied to villains, as they could’ve been righteous characters that have lost their convictions. Caused by an outside conflict, their wavering hearts are influenced by someone else. Individuals need to realize that villains are victims, as they didn’t ask to be who they are. They are forced with this lifestyle, as the hatred of others forced them to become the person that they are. Infectious and dangerous, evil is a rampaging disease that spreads through the violence and anguish that exists within society. People need to realize that everyone is susceptible. Everyone have the capability to become a villain if they experience a similar traumatic event. Villains are just the unlucky few who have suffered from fate’s cruelty. They endured the continual onslaught of resentment, and yet they have the willpower to fight an uphill battle. Against all odds, they’re facing a war with the rest of the world. They’re just the outliers in the world that no one could relate to. They aren’t as foul as they seem if people actually take a chance to understand them. They were once the same as everybody else, until the world had another purpose for them. They’re misread characters that haven 't receive the respect that they’ve