This is how villains are made

So last week I posted the “Are Superheroes Bad Role Models For Kids?” post (click here to read), and it appears that in the child psychology world - where superheroes can be harmful role models - Iron Man got the worst rap. Tony Stark’s irresponsible, disrespectful and man-whorish ways are seen as unforgivable sins that

Alexis on Instagram: "I don’t want to just be the villain in your story. I want you to tell them how I was once the love interest. I was the stranger you made fall for you. I was the hero who lifted you up when you had no one else. I was the fighter who fought along side of you when the battles became too tough. I was the broken when you chose something else over me. I was the believer because I had faith that we would make it out of this together. I wasn’t always the villain. I was much…

If We Were Villains by M.L. Rio I read this back in August but posting about it in October fits well in my opinion. I loved how the story was set up, it made it easier to read as well. Acts and scenes instead of chapters. Note: dammit Richard #ifwewerevillains #mlrio #bookstagram

made this for an assignment in creative writing but i love how it turned out sooooo #villain #vigilante #supervillain #antagonist #dark #evil #blackandwhite #cards

So, yes, another writing post. I like these. They are fun. Even though I used more movie examples than actual books, if you think about it, they can be used in the same way. The same things can still be applied. :) I think villains are misunderstood. "Villains are just victims whose stories were never told." ~Chris Colfer No, I am not going to go off on "Well they had a perfectly good reason to kill two-hundred people and try and take over the world" argument. What villains do is still evil…

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