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So you wanna be a villain who has no redeeming qualities? Here are the steps. 1. * Be the Big Bad. Heck, just be a villain. Being the Big Bad helps, though. 2. * Let the heroes come into your trap and torture and/or kill them. Painfully. 3. * Break the Cutie or kill The Woobie. For a better result, keep The Woobie alive, but make his/her life a living hell consciously. 4. * Kick the Dog. Especially if the dog is adorable. If you have a dog, kill it and/or torture it as soon as possible. 5. * Don't have a Freudian Excuse. If you by any chance have an excuse, just make sure your present day depravity far outweighs your past. 6. * Love your Hannibal Lecture. And don't be swayed by anyone's appeal for good. 7. * Be reasonless in evil. 8. * Laugh at your vi

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  • So you wanna be a villain who has no redeeming qualities? Here are the steps. 1. * Be the Big Bad. Heck, just be a villain. Being the Big Bad helps, though. 2. * Let the heroes come into your trap and torture and/or kill them. Painfully. 3. * Break the Cutie or kill The Woobie. For a better result, keep The Woobie alive, but make his/her life a living hell consciously. 4. * Kick the Dog. Especially if the dog is adorable. If you have a dog, kill it and/or torture it as soon as possible. 5. * Don't have a Freudian Excuse. If you by any chance have an excuse, just make sure your present day depravity far outweighs your past. 6. * Love your Hannibal Lecture. And don't be swayed by anyone's appeal for good. 7. * Be reasonless in evil. 8. * Laugh at your vi
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  • So you wanna be a villain who has no redeeming qualities? Here are the steps. 1. * Be the Big Bad. Heck, just be a villain. Being the Big Bad helps, though. 2. * Let the heroes come into your trap and torture and/or kill them. Painfully. 3. * Break the Cutie or kill The Woobie. For a better result, keep The Woobie alive, but make his/her life a living hell consciously. 4. * Kick the Dog. Especially if the dog is adorable. If you have a dog, kill it and/or torture it as soon as possible. 5. * Don't have a Freudian Excuse. If you by any chance have an excuse, just make sure your present day depravity far outweighs your past. 6. * Love your Hannibal Lecture. And don't be swayed by anyone's appeal for good. 7. * Be reasonless in evil. 8. * Laugh at your victims' misery, especially at their lowest. 9. * Forget about standards, children should be no different than adult from your point of view. Unless you have a special treatment for them. 10. * Be a Self-Made Orphan. 11. * Make sure your favorite sound is 'screaming of other people' 12. * If I am ever in charge of a military I will make sure to not care about the lives of my own forces. I will frequently send them on deadly missions for almost no reason at all 13. * Dine only on Endangered Species; especially cute ones. 14. * Love the sight of people in despair. Even better: Actively drive people into despair, make it your hobby or something! 15. * Love no one in your life. You are looking out for Number One, always! 16. * Either show indifference to your heinous attrocities, or flat out enjoy them. You have no shame, no remorse, no regrets for the path you have taken. 17. * A chance for redemption? A chance to make a new start? NEVER! 18. * Just always do your absolute best to do your absolute worst.
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