| Display title | Heel Face Revolving Door |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When a villain is sufficiently sympathetic with the audience, they have a tendency to do a Heel Face Turn. And such characters have a tendency to do Face Heel Turns when it's realized that they really worked better as a villain. But, even though the character works better as a villain, he's still so sympathetic that the powers that be will often give him further temporary Heel Face Turns because they are uncomfortable with their audience Rooting for the Empire. |