Villains are evil ,but necessary. Good and bad co-exist in the world.The value of one cannot be realized without the presence of the other.In fairy tales ,villains serve a number of purposes apart from providing substance to the story. Usually, the evil characters are the antagonists who build against the protagonists that create a conflict in the story that actually help bring out the dynamics of heroism and character development in the protagonist.The protagonist doesn’t always necessarily fight the antagonist.In such cases,the crimes that the evil characters commit always lead to their downfall from which we can draw the fact that crime never pays. However, people are
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We all have a positive and a negative side. From birth, we are subjected to certain moral, social ,cultural boundaries in an attempt to live a modest life by fair means. The evil characters in the books or on screen do whatever they want to no matter how atrocious or immoral their acts might be. We are often able to identify the aspects of the villain with ourselves. It is only then when we confront our dark sides that we emerge out of it. This is a potential reason why we are drawn to evil characters. Another reason is our inquisitiveness about the villain’s background, why they do what they do, if they have a sympathetic side and if they do then why and how it has been suppressed, if they feel remorse or guilt at all. Their character intrigues us because their principles and thoughts are alien to the common good people. Nonetheless, the evil acts by the villains are unpardonable and disgraceful.
Grimm Brother’s character ,the wolf, from “ Little Red Cap” is a deceitful and cunning trickster. The wolf wanted to eat Little Red Cap and to do that he committed a …show more content…
However,the curse was softened by the twelfth Wise Woman.Brier Rose would fall into a deep sleep for hundred years on her fifteenth birthday by pricking her finger in the spinning wheel.After 100 years pass by,Brier Rose wakes up and so does the entire kingdom. The thirteenth Wise Woman doesn’t kill Brier Rose at once.She waits for her to grow up and establish relationships with everyone around her.She waits to kill her after she has grown up who is loved by all.In this way,the antagonist succeeds to not only kill the princess but also impair the whole kingdom with sorrow
We all have a positive and a negative side. From birth, we are subjected to certain moral, social ,cultural boundaries in an attempt to live a modest life by fair means. The evil characters in the books or on screen do whatever they want to no matter how atrocious or immoral their acts might be. We are often able to identify the aspects of the villain with ourselves. It is only then when we confront our dark sides that we emerge out of it. This is a potential reason why we are drawn to evil characters. Another reason is our inquisitiveness about the villain’s background, why they do what they do, if they have a sympathetic side and if they do then why and how it has been suppressed, if they feel remorse or guilt at all. Their character intrigues us because their principles and thoughts are alien to the common good people. Nonetheless, the evil acts by the villains are unpardonable and disgraceful.
Grimm Brother’s character ,the wolf, from “ Little Red Cap” is a deceitful and cunning trickster. The wolf wanted to eat Little Red Cap and to do that he committed a …show more content…
However,the curse was softened by the twelfth Wise Woman.Brier Rose would fall into a deep sleep for hundred years on her fifteenth birthday by pricking her finger in the spinning wheel.After 100 years pass by,Brier Rose wakes up and so does the entire kingdom. The thirteenth Wise Woman doesn’t kill Brier Rose at once.She waits for her to grow up and establish relationships with everyone around her.She waits to kill her after she has grown up who is loved by all.In this way,the antagonist succeeds to not only kill the princess but also impair the whole kingdom with sorrow