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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The more Anti-Villain version of the Well-Intentioned Extremist or Knight Templar. A villain may believe that the Ends, usually or especially involving a Utopia or the survival of the species, justify the Means, but has in no way lost his conscience, or otherwise may have had a Heel Realization during his deluded time. He knows full well that what he's doing is evil and that heroes may try to bring him to justice for his crimes. He may in fact be counting on it, feeling it to be a just punishment for what he feels he must do. He may bear the heroes no ill will, and may in extreme cases even commend them for trying to stop him. |