Reflection 10

Villians are interesting because people don't talk about the bad stuff very often. Most people like to focus on the bright side or the hero (in this context). People don't want to see someone destroyed emotionaly and turn down a darker path. It is interesting because people know of negative emotions and feelings but, most chose not to express or talk about them. So I think when we see those feelings displayed as a villian people want to know more about it or maybe, they can relate to the villian. For example, the villian for the new James Bond movie I could see his side of the story and see why he is hurt, not evil. He was betrayed in the past and it drove him down a path that, he thought was the only path to take. I think that it says something about the reader when they would rather take the side of the villian than the hero because they think the villian is more justified. Maybe it reflects what they are going through or what they have been through in order to see their perspective. Lastly though, there could be the off chance of the writer or director making the piece in that way so it is interpreted that way. Cheers.