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How going topless is stressful: http://om.ly/IpnM
ǝuǝƃnǝ, Alan Morris and Kartik K liked this
In fairness, we don't know how precisely much stress this action may have relieved among bystanders.
- Grinning Skull
The 100 Greatest Movie Characters | Empire - http://www.empireonline.com/100-gre...
Jamelle, Parth Awasthi, Shandiz and 10 other people liked this
The tops are mostly villains *chuckle*
- Michael W. May
Not surprised by that - a well-developed villain is usually more interesting than a hero. In fiction, I think we like our heroes to be 2D stereotypes, without the flaws normal people have, so that we can look up to them. But a villain with redeeming features, that's interesting and captivates our attention.
- Ladybug Heather
I totally agree, villains will always be the stronger characters, therefore giving more impact and making more of an impression on our psyche. Add that together with redeeming features and it does capture our attention.
- Emma
The evil supervillain is simply the gumption-enabled one among the bland masses. Of course we are more interesting.
- Grinning Skull
Working on my Dr. Horrible Villain Costume ;)
Must. Have. Pictures
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