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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Most villains have logical motivations for (morally) reprehensible actions and intentions. Ambition, greed, zeal, fear, love, hatred, revenge, a troubled childhood, the desire for utopia and other warped "ideals" can all drive people to evil in ways that you and I understand and may be personally familiar with. If a villain's motivations can just be understood, they can be reasoned with - sometimes. |
