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== Webcomics ==
* ''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]'' is known for lacking "proper" villains; Coyote is ([[Alternate Character Interpretation|arguably]]) more of a general [[Trickster]], and Ysengrin is simply insane. And Reynardine is... [[Alternate Character Interpretation|who knows]]? Tom Siddell confirms this in [https://web.archive.org/web/20080903081749/http://www.wizarduniverse.com/082008wcotw.html an interview]: "There are no outright evil characters, for example, just situations in which a character might act in a way perceived to be evil."
** On the other hand, {{spoiler|Diego}} is a pretty evil character, and is arguably as close to a [[Complete Monster]] as the series would ever get. It's bad enough that {{spoiler|he causes the death of the woman he "loves" because she rejected him.}}, but then in [http://www.gunnerkrigg.com/archive_page.php?comicID=657 this] comic, {{spoiler|when Jeanne desperately comes to him for help, [[Moral Event Horizon|he just smugly smirks at her fear]]}} An alternative interpretation is that he is a coward and strongly in denial. He does seem to be {{spoiler|horribly broken after Jeanne dies.}}
*** Sort of a combination of the whole buffet line. Definitely a coward, but he did it of his own free will, because he's too petty and selfish to think of anything except how she's getting her comeuppance. Then, rather than face his wrongdoing, he goes into denial; it haunts him for the rest of his life and on his deathbed he claims he was forced to come up with the plan by the same men who asked him if there wasn't an alternative at the time.
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