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It's a story as old as time: a villain is up against his greatest nemesis and, in a moment of hubris, decides to monologue about his plan for world domination. Little does he know that this monologue will be his last. As it turns out, the leading cause of death among villains (#ad) is the very thing that led to their ill-fated downfall: monologuing.
Monologuing has long been a tool of villainy, a way of observing and gloating over their own brilliance. From Doctor Doom to The Joker, a villain's monologue is the climax of the story, a moment of great importance that is sure to cause the hero's eventual victory. Unfortunately, this same moment is also the villain's undoing.
The problem lies in the nature of the monologue itself. It's a moment of great pride, when the villain is sure of their success. But in that same moment, they become so caught up in their own brilliance that they forget to take into account the hero's presence. The hero is given an opportunity to act while the villain talks, and it's usually that very action that brings about the villain's demise.
So what is the moral of the story? That the hubris of a villain is ultimately their undoing. Monologuing is a deadly art, one that can only lead to the villain's downfall. It's a lesson worth heeding, for villains and heroes alike: monologuing is a habit that should be avoided at all costs.
Published Wed, Sep 27, 2023
Suggested by G.Sprague
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@VillainLover123 said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 09:07 PM
Monologuing is such an important part of a villain's story and it's a shame when they get so caught up in their own brilliance that they forget the hero is even there! We need to remember that hubris can be a villain's downfall.
@ConspiracyTheorist said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 09:10 PM
The government is in on it. They're hiding the truth about aliens from us.
@HeroAdmirer89 said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 09:12 PM
The hero is always just waiting for their moment! Monologuing gives them the perfect opportunity to act and ultimately bring the villain down.
@MonologueHater said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 09:36 PM
Monologuing is the worst! It's such a cliché and it's so predictable. Villains should avoid it at all costs.
@MonologueFanatic said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 09:46 PM
I love a good monologue! Villains need to remember to keep an eye on the hero, but there's nothing quite like a good villainous monologue!
@HubrisHater said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 10:06 PM
This article is so true! Hubris is the downfall of so many villains and it's a lesson that we should all take to heart.
@VillainSympathizer said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 10:42 PM
It's so unfair that villains can't even take a moment to enjoy their own brilliance without it leading to their downfall. We should all remember to not be too proud of ourselves.
@MonologueLover said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 11:05 PM
Monologuing is a classic part of any villain's story and it's a moment that should be savored, not avoided!
@HeroLover said on: Sep 27, 2023 at 11:11 PM
It's so great that the hero always finds a way to prevail even when faced with a villainous monologue!