Category:Tragic

Tragic people are not completely evil - some tragedy made them into the people they are now. The audience wants these people to be thrown into the lake of fire for their heinous deeds. They call them monsters of the id, demonic names, and show apathy towards these people.

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Some of the audience then sees the person in another light - the kind and innocent soul before tragedy happened. But what if one person were to show them love, genuine love? Couldn't that lover prevent them from going bad by overcoming evil with good? These types of people have tear-jerking moments, and it's not hard to cry for them.

There are many ways to define a tragic villain:
 * Remember the dynamic between parents and their children:
 * A tragic villain can be made by the person being in an environment that made them feel uncomfortable. This unhealthy relationship between parents and children is what caused conflict in the first place.
 * Sometimes an outside force corrupted the parents by claiming that what they say is the truth. The parents then take the advice, not knowing that's it is a lie, and they will tell the child that the outside force is good, when in reality, the outside force is manipulating them.  Take a look at the Heartless Kings - Jarrod, Ty, and Brock's fathers were corrupted by Slick Terror claiming to be a prophet that would fix their problems, when in reality, he tempted them to commit a horrendous sin that would infect their families for generations.
 * Sometimes the bad act was not the person's choice - Take a look at Lance Tyler's father, one of the cruelest parent ever. His father put a clawed glove on him, forced him against his will to invade people's dreams and inflict real life injury.  To hammer the point further, one abusive parent is horrified of his father, and calls him a heartless monster.
 * Also, the environment can make a tragic villain. Take for example, Queen Tara.