Who is the greatest villain in the history of literature?

>>8686902
Time, language, fate

>>8686909
bit abstract

The reader

>>8686909
would rather a person

Bob Dylan

>>8686902
the ones who did nothing wrong

>>8686919
edgy as man

>>8686924
im on the pavement, thinking about the governement

God.

Hitler

i would expect nothing less from these responses

meursault without a doubt

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>>8686954
>implying refusing to play is a villainous act

>>8686936
This, namely in Exodus.

Me, in "My Diary"

>>8686902
The Gov'ment

>>8686928
what did he mean by this

>>8686902
Epimetheus. Fucking shitstain, I could have had wings but instead I have depression.

Satan

Iago.

>>8686902
Nature/fate/God(s)/People from other social classes or races/ the self

smerdyakov

>>8686902

John Claggart

snape duh

Frollo

Richard III

colonel cathcart

>>8686902
Obadiah Hakeswill

>>8687975
This nigga

>>8687927
In every sense of the word.

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>>8686902
pic related

>>8687923
Epimetheus meant well.