Ikea is a hellworld that tricks you into buying cheap boring furniture and products you don't need.
But they did a LOT for the image of the shark and I can't help but be grateful.

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Ikea is a hellworld that tricks you into buying cheap boring furniture and products you don't need.
But they did a LOT for the image of the shark and I can't help but be grateful.
George arrives to the bougie-man's manor's entrance, multiple sentries are surrounding the manor, multiple setup barricades have been made. George holds a megaphone and says
We have you surrounded, you have no way out of here.
Now let's do this the easy way, let the hostages go, surrender yourself and non of you will be executed, maybe a parol can happen...
You know after the truce episode chikn nuggit and Bezel
I kind of have mixed feelings now for him sure, he was mean by at least he took acknowledgment of his actions
Now their chill
and for that, I’ll delete the hate post on bezel
to show that he actually showed redemption
Guys, I really love evil, rude Starscream....you know just love to hate him.
But I am kinda getting bored of it....Like we seen it so many Times already! I actually want Starscream getting a redemtion arc without dying. LET THIS MAN HEAL😔
Like it should start with some selfish reason, Like to Save his aft from Megatron and goes to autobots(you know how most fanfics do it). And he's still an asshole but Like he slowly becomes better without really wanting to....but then he's Like
"wow I kinda Like when everybody doesn't hate me"
AND JUST FOR ME! I would love if someone had an Aunt May type, "I belive there's a hero in all of us" talk with Starscream, when he's having "Oh no I am starting to have morala" episode.
people are like cigarets. by some you get used when theyre bored, and some are so addicted to you, that they need you at all times a day. but even the worst nicotine addict can recover.
f. .
#otd #startrek #thenextgeneration #redemption #part2 #picard #riker #troi #data #laforge #worf #drcrusher #Sela #Kurn #Lursa #BEtor #Toral #Gowron #AdmiralShanthi #GeneralMovar #OBrian #ChristopherHobson #Guinan #startrek57 @TrekMovie @TrekCore @StarTrek @StarTrekOnPPlus
Villains Journey
What is the Villains Journey?
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While the Hero's Journey is a well-known narrative template, the concept of a specific "Villain's Journey" does not have a universally recognized framework like its heroic counterpart. However, it is possible to explore the journey of a villain or antagonist within a story. Here is a general outline of how a villain's journey might unfold:
Origin and Motivation: The villain's journey often begins with an origin story that provides insight into their background, experiences, or circumstances that have shaped their worldview. This backstory helps establish their motivations, whether it be revenge, power, or a skewed sense of justice.
Catalyst and Transformation: The villain experiences a catalyst or event that pushes them toward their darker path. This could be a personal tragedy, a perceived injustice, or a corrupting influence that leads to their transformation into a villainous character.
Embracing Darkness: The villain fully embraces their villainous nature and sets out on a path of achieving their goals, often through morally questionable or harmful means. They may gather resources, manipulate others, or form alliances to further their agenda.
Conflict with the Protagonist: The villain becomes a significant obstacle for the hero or protagonist of the story. They engage in conflicts, confrontations, or battles that raise the stakes and heighten the tension between the two opposing forces.
Inner Struggles and Justifications: Throughout their journey, the villain may experience internal conflicts, doubts, or moral dilemmas. They may attempt to justify their actions, either to themselves or to others, by twisting logic, rationalizing their choices, or believing their cause to be just.
Escalation and Triumphs: As the story progresses, the villain's actions and influence may escalate, leading to notable triumphs or successes in their pursuit of power or their antagonistic goals. These victories may fuel their sense of superiority and reinforce their commitment to their path.
Defeat or Redemption: The villain's journey can culminate in various ways. They may face a final confrontation with the hero or experience a moment of self-reflection that prompts a change of heart, leading to redemption or their downfall. Alternatively, they may face defeat at the hands of the hero, highlighting the consequences of their actions.
Legacy or Impact: The aftermath of the villain's journey often leaves a lasting impact on the story world. Their actions may have far-reaching consequences, leaving a legacy that influences future events or characters.
It's important to note that the journey of a villain can be diverse and complex, varying greatly depending on the story, genre, and character development. Not all villains follow the same narrative arc, and their journey can be shaped by the specific themes and dynamics of the story in which they exist.
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