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A morally good villain will take care of his [[Mooks]], but a successful villain [[We Have Reserves|doesn't have to]].
Likewise, on the [[The Hero|Heroic]] side of the equation, heroes tend to cast a protective force on their friends and loved ones. This is because [[The Hero]] will [[Always Save the Girl|ALWAYS save their friends]] in the [[Sadistic Choice]] of the [["Friend or Idol?" Decision]], or in the choice between power and love, or in the choice between his loved ones and just about anything.
However, the equation goes both ways. Sometimes, even the most kind and loving [[The Messiah|Messiah]] can get downright scary when those close to them are in danger. Once you've [[Kick the Dog|kicked the]] [[The Hero|hero's]] [[Morality Pet]] off a cliff, you can expect the hero to do things that he wouldn't even consider otherwise.
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