If evil had a name..
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I was going to say Steve Jobs and his lover Bill Gates, but I do believe this to be a better response:
For the bonus question, my favorite evil character from a book (not the movie adaptation, mind you) would be Doctor Benway from Naked Lunch. It's not so much that's he's evil; he's amoral, kind of a sociopath. But he's just so much fun.bleachigo10 said:
Well, it kind adepends on your definition of evil...
but I generally find 'Him' (from PPG) to be the creepiest and evilist character ever created.
Seriously, I love PPG to death, but 'Him' scares the crap out of me every time. Every episode that features 'Him' is more like a scary movie to me.
but I generally find 'Him' (from PPG) to be the creepiest and evilist character ever created.
Seriously, I love PPG to death, but 'Him' scares the crap out of me every time. Every episode that features 'Him' is more like a scary movie to me.
Evil has a name alright...and its name is Bobby Kotick.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.129372?page=1
I rest my case.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/7.129372?page=1
I rest my case.
Whoops, i almost forgot the one evil that has destroyed more lives that anything else : WoW.
Also, i made o new post on this thread instead of a EDIT because lots and lots of people skip the middle part of the posts and goes to the very end, and reads maybe a post or 2 there...Hey, you can't blame someone for wanting a little bit of attention, can you ? CAN YOU???
Also also, Agent Smith from guess what movie was kinda evil. Saying things like humans are parasites etc. Kinda like I said something about humans as the destroyers of nature and Earth.
Also, i made o new post on this thread instead of a EDIT because lots and lots of people skip the middle part of the posts and goes to the very end, and reads maybe a post or 2 there...Hey, you can't blame someone for wanting a little bit of attention, can you ? CAN YOU???
Also also, Agent Smith from guess what movie was kinda evil. Saying things like humans are parasites etc. Kinda like I said something about humans as the destroyers of nature and Earth.
Evil? Well, In my own biased opinion (Which, is just an opinion so please don't be offended)
Is probably Fundamentalist Religions or Christianity =l. Christianity mainly because Santa scares me and fundamentalism because...well, do I really need to say why?
One of my favourite antagonists is perhaps Saruman Of Many Colours (Of the White Hand)(P.S I'm Canadian, so my spelling is a tad different.) Sauron began many cliche's, and the idea of him was genius. He was scary because everywhere you could feel his presence. Just imagine the fear, the demoralization your troops would feel as the gaze of the lidless eye is set upon you.
However, I say Saruman, the puppet of Sauron is perhaps my favourite. A corrupt wizard, He symbolized the destruction of symbolism, he symbolized the oratory skills of Hitler, and he was a fine symbol for the power of corruption and greed.
In terms of film I would perhaps say Joker, portrayed by Heath Ledger. He was likeable
From a game I'd probably say Albert Wesker. Albert Wesker was amazing, classy, a genius, and above all...his goals were actually justifiable. He wasn't the antagonist because he was just a douche that wanted to take over the world, he had a view of healing the world by ridding it of humanity - it's biggest cancer.
So there, I contributed a lengthy post for everyone to either read or ignore. (I expect the latter.) OOH and today I got the 'Notable Poster' badge! (Dances) Eh...I'm done.
Is probably Fundamentalist Religions or Christianity =l. Christianity mainly because Santa scares me and fundamentalism because...well, do I really need to say why?
One of my favourite antagonists is perhaps Saruman Of Many Colours (Of the White Hand)(P.S I'm Canadian, so my spelling is a tad different.) Sauron began many cliche's, and the idea of him was genius. He was scary because everywhere you could feel his presence. Just imagine the fear, the demoralization your troops would feel as the gaze of the lidless eye is set upon you.
However, I say Saruman, the puppet of Sauron is perhaps my favourite. A corrupt wizard, He symbolized the destruction of symbolism, he symbolized the oratory skills of Hitler, and he was a fine symbol for the power of corruption and greed.
In terms of film I would perhaps say Joker, portrayed by Heath Ledger. He was likeable
From a game I'd probably say Albert Wesker. Albert Wesker was amazing, classy, a genius, and above all...his goals were actually justifiable. He wasn't the antagonist because he was just a douche that wanted to take over the world, he had a view of healing the world by ridding it of humanity - it's biggest cancer.
So there, I contributed a lengthy post for everyone to either read or ignore. (I expect the latter.) OOH and today I got the 'Notable Poster' badge! (Dances) Eh...I'm done.