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I would prefer the villain over the hero because without the villain, a story has a boring plot and no suspense. Also, without the villain, the hero has no purpose in the story.

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Villain because the without the villain there would be no suspense and without suspense there is no story and villains are pretty much the masterminds of the story and they look so cool too!

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I prefer the villain over the hero because without the villain, there would be no hero. If the villain did not create the suspense, or the questions, then the story would also not be very interesting.

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I prefer the Villain because it causes the suspense and conflict. Without conflict, the story is not going to be interesting. The hero is also not a hero without any villains. This is why I prefer the villain.

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I prefer the villain, because they always have an interesting/sad/detailed background story, that led to their becoming of a villain, which I find interesting

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I prefer the villain over the hero because if it wasn't for the villain the story would not have been interesting. A hero wouldn't even be a hero if there was no villain. I also find it interesting to see how the villains backstory connects to the crimes they make.

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I prefer the villain because the villain is always underestimated and people make many assumptions about the villain before getting to know their background story or what they faced. Even when the hero looses, people still root for them. The villain in most stories are very unappreciated. They are never noticed for their brilliant plans to bring down the hero. The villains add a whole different side to the story.

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I would prefer a villain because, in my opinion, they add more to the conflict and they create suspense and action throughout the certain story. Sometimes, a hero becomes a hero because of the villain.

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I prefer villians over heroes. Although the hero typically wins at the end, the villian's side of the story is much more important because that causes a conflict.

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I believe that since the villain is the main character that causes conflict in the story and without conflict there is no suspense in the story, that I prefer the villain more. The villain also adds action and causes the hero to react and so, without the villain, there would be no hero.

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In most stories, there is a hero and a villain. The hero is usually the main character, and is the one that the reader usually roots for. Even though without the villain, there would be no conflict in the story, I still prefer the hero because I usually can find myself rooting for that specific character and becoming attached to them/on their side.

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It depends on the story. But if I could write a story I would probably like the villain because in most stories the hero always wins and I always wanted to see a novel where the villain wins. Without the villain there would not be a conflict

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The type of character I would prefer is a Villain. Villains are mostly different in each story. They all have something unique every time you see them. They add the excitement and without the villain, the Hero would never exist. They'll be no story.

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I prefer villain because they always have a different side to the story and they have great ideas and enjoy doing there evil plans and don't have to always follow rules and live up to everyone expectations unlike the superheros.

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I prefer the hero over the villain. This is because although a story cannot be created without a problem or struggle which is caused by the villain, the hero solves the problem and learns important lessons before moving onto defeating the villains.

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I prefer villains because they usually have an untold story that builds suspense in the story. For example, in the movie Sleeping Beauty, you don't know why Maleficent is so evil. However, Maleficent tells the story of Sleeping Beauty in Maleficent's point of view, and you understand her reasons for her actions. Villains are also the reason for the conflict and events in the plot.

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I prefer villain because the villain is the conflict in the story that the protagonist has to face. A conflict is one of the most important factor of a story. There is no hero without a villain.

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I depends on the person. Sometimes in the end the villian becomes the hero. Also, heroes just stay the same, they are usually not villians and just fight off the bad guy/girls.

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I dont have a preference, but based on the situation i could pick either one . A villain for their actions nd looks, and a hero for their valiance.

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I prefer the villain, because some movies have a reason why the villain is causing the conflict, which makes the villain more interesting to me. Without the villain, there wouldn't be a conflict either. Sometimes in a story, the villain is the protagonist, and I prefer those characters.

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I prefer the villain because although the hero is the valiant savior of the people, the villain has more of a deeper perspective in the story. The villain has a more interesting backstory from their motives. Sometimes in a story, the villain could actually be the hero if you look at the story in different perspectives.

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I would prefer the hero or protagonist in the story. This is because heroes are people that help the community and citizens in their society or even in the world. And I can relate because I love to help people and the community.

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I prefer hero because in the end, the hero always wins. Also, heroes have reasons why they are the protagonist and the reason is interesting.

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I prefer villain, because without the villain, there's no conflict. The reader roots for the hero to win, but the villain adds suspense on if the hero will win or not, so it will keep the readers interested.

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Depending on the story I sometimes enjoy the villainous character more. Especially if the villains motives are explained I enjoy reading about them because they are bound by few  if not any, moral codes. Some may have   mental illness or a tragic past, which gives them innocence and this makes the reader think about if the villain is being rightfully judged. They give the hero an interesting challenge, and without a good villain you can't have a good story. I also like the Anti-Hero, which is similar to a villain, but has a good goal. This interests me because I prefer the villain's methods (darker magic, brute force) and it is interesting to have a main character with a irregular style.

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I prefer hero because, although there wouldn't be an exciting story without the villain, the hero's life is more interesting. I like to read about what the hero has to conquer in order to defeat the villain, or the internal and external conflicts.

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I prefer villain in the story because they usually have more dark backgrounds. There is always a reason why the villains doing something wrong. It is also fun to root for the underdog, which is usually the villain.

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I prefer the villain because they make the story more interesting and the villain is the person that makes the hero actually do heroic things. Without a villain the story would be boring. The villain causes the conflict of the story, making the story more interesting. They also create tension, action, and suspense in the story.

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In most stories, there is a hero and a villain and in my opinion, I prefer the hero because the hero always makes the right choices and is never selfish.

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I prefer hero. First of all, everyone roots for him and he never loses, because if he did the reader would stop reading. Also I might choose the villain, if he is actually being evil for a good cause and if he is extremely smart and provides a good battle for the hero.  I also sometimes like to read about the hero, because if the hero does not want to do good, but has learned why to do good, and it depends on the POV. Also the hero mgith