Related to Villain

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“	Hmph, Foolish boy. Oh you know nothing of my powers do you? You see I'm not just some royal pain in your butt anymore, I'm your mother-in-law! You think I've made your life difficult so far? Well now I'm family. And you've seen the way I treat my family!	„
	~ Roseanne Conner

Heroes who are biologically in the same family as a villain. A popular element in fiction is to have the protagonist be related to a villain to add more drama. This was most likely popularized by the relationship between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader.

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Revision as of 05:05, 3 February 2019 (view source) BrutalBear98 (Message Wall \| contribs) m (Antagonists and villains aren't the same thing; it is possible for heroes to be antagonists, just as it is possible for villains to be protagonists.) ← Older edit		Revision as of 05:19, 18 April 2019 (view source) Mesektet (Message Wall \| contribs) mNo edit summary Newer edit →
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−	{{Quote\|~~No..~~. ''I'' am your ~~father!\|Darth~~ ~~Vader~~ to ~~[[Luke~~ ~~Skywalker]]~~.}}Heroes who are biologically in the same family as a [[w:c:villains:Category:Related to Hero\|villain]]. A popular element in fiction is to have the protagonist be related to a villain to add more drama. This was most likely popularized by the relationship between [[Luke Skywalker]] and [[Anakin Skywalker\|Darth Vader]].	+	{{Quote\|Hmph, Foolish boy. Oh you know nothing of my powers do you? You see I'm not just some royal pain in your butt anymore, I'm your mother-in-law! You think I've made your life difficult so far? Well now I'm family. And you've '''seen''' the way I treat my family!\|Roseanne Conner}}Heroes who are biologically in the same family as a [[w:c:villains:Category:Related to Hero\|villain]]. A popular element in fiction is to have the protagonist be related to a villain to add more drama. This was most likely popularized by the relationship between [[Luke Skywalker]] and [[Anakin Skywalker\|Darth Vader]].

	This is the updated version of Heroes who are biologically related to the villain.		This is the updated version of Heroes who are biologically related to the villain.