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Fictional villains that, even if you strip away all their imaginative elements, you can totally see them existing in real life.
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Bill Sykes (Oliver and Company)
Claude Frollo (Hunchback of Notre Dame)
William Afton (Five Nights at Freddy's)
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When I watched this last winter my first thought was this guy would be perfect for TikTok or YouTube.
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I saw this on video in 2001 when I was sixteen and the idolization I see online is just weird to me. There was nothing there I ever wanted to emulate or become. Those feelings were reinforced when I read the book.
Also the book is really well written if you're looking to explore mental illness and capitalism in 80's Manhattan.