My #favoritevillian for #riotgrams (still catching up 😸) is the Terrible Trivium, who is symbolic of all the time we spend wasting on meaningless tasks, including those we put upon ourselves to complete. Anybody else out there a fan of The Phantom Tollbooth or have another favorite villain from the book?
#favoritevillian at the moment is Ig Perrish.
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#riotgrams Day Four: #favoritevillian I don't really read books with definite villains, but to the main character, Mary Crawford was definitely a villain and I love her. She is vain and selfish and doesn't care what others think. In her own words, "Selfishness must always be forgiven, you know, because there is no hope of a cure."
#favoritevillian (s) Croup & Vandemar. #riotgrams @bookriot
#FavoriteVillian Before Voldemort became downright spooky, he was actually a babe. Don't do evil things or you'll become ugly I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I know Dolores Umbridge is a popular #FavoriteVillian but she really is so easy to hate. I can't think, at least at this moment, of another character I have hated so intensely (Amy and Nick Dunne probably are a good second place). #riotgrams
#Riotgrams Day 4: #favoritevillian I went with President Snow from the Hunger Games series. He's just straight up creepy.
Since everybody has done all the amazing Harry Potter villians, I'll pick the Volturi. They are very intriguing. I would read another series that focused a lot more on the history of the Volturi. Yes, I've read the entire Twilight series several times and I love it, okay?? 😆
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Negan has some of the best lines in The Walking Dead series. His dialogue is basically a string of F-bombs. It's completely over-the-top and wonderful.
