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Oct 12, 2024 at 3:31pm
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Re: Do we need "villains" for a good story?
I love seeing things like this.

Also, sometimes it can be fun to contemplate what a story could be like without a big bad guy. I might steal this for one of my own.

Personally, I feel that so long as there is conflict, and in some cases, it encourages character growth, that's perfectly fine.

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