Villains in fiction tend to fit a certain template: erudite, aristocratic, queer-coded, monologuing and vaguely British.
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There’s nothing wrong with that, but it gets a little old after a while. So for this episode, we’re going to take a look at some real-life villains, from globe-striding corporate monsters to small-time petty jerks, and see how fiction measures up. Joining us is Kelton of Psychic Dolphin Garage and Garbage In Garbage Out.
Links:
- Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Curious Sociopathy
- TrueAnon’s interview with Maria Farmer
- The Most Disturbing Details From the NXIVM Case
- Wyatt Koch Is Bold
- The Rise and Fall of Elizabeth Holmes
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X Æ A-12 is trending and yknow, as I'm thinking about it, it again occurs to me that Black people get dragged for names like Latonya or w/e and then rich white people go around naming their kids something like fibonacci pound sign
— Barred and Boujee (@AudreLawdAMercy) May 6, 2020
- “I was a starter wife”
- Juicero is still the greatest example of Silicon Valley stupidity
- What to know about the “raw water” trend
- Controversial “Feminist” Hugo Schwyzer Has a Very Public Twitter Meltdown
- How Men’s Rights Leader Paul Elam Turned Being a Deadbeat Dad into a Money Making Movement
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