Who would you vote as the best villain in literature and why?
For me, it's a tie between Iago from Shakespeare's Othello (because he's a ninja in reverse psychology) and Moby Dick from Melville's Moby Dick (need I say more?).
Literary Bad Guys
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Unless Ahab's the villain...
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Darth Sidious. Hey, there ARE books, yanno.
Okay, classic literature... I'd go with Sauron.
Okay, classic literature... I'd go with Sauron.
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She's not a guy, but Abigail Williams is EVIL! Is it wrong that she's also one of my favorite characters? She is one bad a a** girl!
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Raskolnikov sort of counts, right?
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I think the Judge is Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian is a good one
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I'll second casnow... The Judge. Chigurh ain't too shabby either.
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