In all the movies and TV dramas you've watched, which villain do you think has more positive values than the protagonist?

Answer 1

This question was a little difficult to answer because the view that the villain's three views were more upright than the protagonist's was not universally accepted. Usually, a character's identity as a villain did not mean that their values were more upright than the protagonist's. In novels, the protagonist and the villain were usually fundamentally different. Their positions, motives, and behavior were all different.

However, in some novels, there were some villains who were more upright than the main characters. They had noble morals and firm beliefs, and their actions and decisions were different from the main characters. The following are some villains in novels who may have more positive views than the protagonist:

1. Uchiha Daito in Naruto: Daito is a villain, but his heart has the pursuit of peace and the value of life. His behavior is different from other villains.

The Joker in " The Dark Knight ": The Joker is a character full of madness and violence, but he also has a noble character and a firm belief. He pursues power and freedom.

3. Jaime Lannister in Game of Thrones: Although he is a villain, his actions and decisions are not motivated by evil but because he believes in his own righteousness.

It should be noted that although the three views of these characters are more correct than the protagonist, their actions and decisions are still fictional and should not be regarded as the correct values in reality.