Villain

Iago is an outstanding villain. The consummate skill with which he joins together in a single steady chain his many plans for evil is a mark of genius. He neither respects moral nor grand nobleness. All matters pure and noble are seen as below his "learned spirit." The very quintessence of his nature is his effortless reversing in the order of good and evil in an effort to make the good appear the evil and vice versa. Another factor to be remembered is, that the poet has no longer made lago a…

Once Jack enters his trailer, Jacks mom and dad looks at him with surprise after they saw jack on the news controlling all of the cats to corner the villain. Jack's mom and dad tell Jack that he could do so much better things and help other people in this world and gives the decision rather to leave his old life or go and help other people in the world. Later makes the decision to help other people in…

stopped being funny an hour ago. I mean he’s in the film more than Channing Tatum and that’s a problem. The film is purposely cartoony doing things like bringing headshot victims back from the dead. I had to feel that Julianne Moore was miscast as a villain because she came off as too childish to be taken as a sadistic sociopath. With all the big names like Halle Berry and Jeff Bridges attached to this project, none of them really stand out, it’s still Eggsy show for the most part which makes…

Comparison of Menelaus and Adolf Hitler Within the last one hundred years there have been numerous people that were villains, Menelaus was a king in Greek mythology and no one is more comparable to Menelaus than Adolf Hitler. Both Menelaus and Hitler have parallel lives, actions and beliefs. Menelaus was the king of Sparta and was a dominant figure in the Trojan War. Adolf Hitler was the leader of the Nazi Party and was the center of the Holocaust and World War II in Europe. Menelaus and Adolf…

happened before his wife and unborn child died in a car crash. He started to become a thief for a caring reason and that was to make easy money to support is pregnant wife. These facts support my own opinion that the Joker is the most evilest crazy villain i’ve known.…

to entice young Menippus, thus implying that she does not hold the strength or ability to attack him at night like every other male villain. Male villains, like Varney, Nosferatu, Ruthven, etc., don’t need masks and allusions in attacking their victims. They only need to drink their victim’s blood at night. Plus, she only seems to have one victim, Menippus. For villains like Peter Plogojowitz, he needed to kill many more people before the town began to think that there may be a vampire afoot.…

One reason is that they are hard to replace, but also because they are important to the plot and to their nemesis. For example, Batman has fought tons of different villains, but only the Joker is classified as his “arch-nemesis”, which is why he has died and came back over 10 times across movies, TV shows, and comics. In the 1950’s, Batman killed himself by drinking poison, only to come back to life minutes later.…

just a facade that the Ancient Egyptians enforced throughout their lives and actions. Not only did his rule effect the Ancient Egyptians, Ramses II was known throughout the entire Middle East (of Africa) and his image was not that of a hero nor villain - but both. From his fruitful efforts in keeping Egypt functional and formidable to those who opposed it, to his arrogant thought of being a God among Humans - Ramses II was indeed both. Ramses II’s efforts in maintaining Egypt's social…

I am the character Randall from Monsters Inc., and in case you didn’t know, I’m the villain. Yes, you heard me right. Super scary. So let’s back up. I’m not that bad. I’m just a normal monster, and quite frankly, aren’t all monsters bad? I mean, torturing children for electricity? What would you do if a monster was actually in your closet? And every night, that monster would crawl out and get right in front of your face, and BOO! Scare the living daylights out of you. Well I’m not evil, and…

psychosis. "Enough! I admit that killing you killed a part of me." Indeed it did, Nygma. The series is constantly challenging the sanity of each character, and it's when it fully breaks we come to see the creation of our desired rogue gallery of villains. At the end of the episode, we get the Riddler.…