Luckily enough, Jules notices a lonesome mailbox perched on the side of the road, fronting a handsome house with a car waiting to be stolen and a mysterious basement that houses a little girl (Blake Baumgartner) chained to a poll.
George blocks their escape and fatally shoots Mickey before getting run over. George, injured but alive, attempts to strangle Jules, but Sweetiepie fatally shoots him with his own gun. Gloria cradles George, muttering he is just resting. Jules and Sweetiepie walk away and hitch a ride to Florida.
Mickey tells Jules he loves her right before he hits the gas and runs George over. Unfortunately, Mickey has been shot in the chest. He has a brief final moment with Jules before he dies. Jules cries over Mickey's body before a now horribly disfigured George pulls her out and tries to strangle her.
Villains in fiction commonly function in the dual role of adversary and foil to a story's heroes. In their role as an adversary, the villain serves as an obstacle the hero must struggle to overcome.
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Robbie Montgomery began her career in the 1960s as an Ikette. The Ikettes was the backing group for soul duo sensation Ike & Tina Turner. After her lung collapsed and she could no longer sing, Robbie took her mother's soul food recipes, and created "Sweetie Pie's" St.
Steven "Steve" Stifler is a major character in the American Pie film series. He is the main antagonist of American Pie and American Pie 2, the anti-heroic protagonist of American Wedding, and the deuteragonist of American Reunion.
Some villains may have experienced past traumas or perceived injustices that fuel their desire for power, leading them to believe that only by exerting control over others can they find a sense of security or redemption. Furthermore, the psychology of power can also delve into the concept of the shadow self.
Villains and anti-heroes appeal to us because they represent the part of ourselves that wishes we could do both: be a rebel and a boss. They give us an outlet to celebrate the parts of human nature that are loathed in reality.
Chloé Bourgeois is the central antagonist/major anti-heroine of Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir, serving as the secondary antagonist of Season 1, the anti-heroic deuteragonist of Season 2, a major anti-hero-turned-final antagonist of Season 3, and a major antagonist of Season 4 and Season 5.
However, after being denied access to the Bee Miraculous and manipulated by Hawk Moth, she loses faith in Ladybug and Cat Noir, becoming a villain in the process until she is ultimately exiled from Paris for many abuses of power.
