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<p>moved <a href="/index.php?title=User_blog:Critic/Essay:Vermin_and_Heroes&amp;action=edit&amp;redlink=1" class="new" title="User blog:Critic/Essay:Vermin and Heroes (page does not exist)">User blog:Critic/Essay:Vermin and Heroes</a> to <a href="/wiki/User_blog:Critic/Vermin_and_Heroes" title="User blog:Critic/Vermin and Heroes">User blog:Critic/Vermin and Heroes</a></p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>I ask one question: why are there so few &quot;grey&quot; characters? The definition of grey characters puzzles me. An evil vole is evil, not grey. Species should have nothing to do with good or evil. <br /> <br /> Why can&#039;t the main villian of a story be a mouse? There is no reason whatsoever. No species can be all evil or all good. I would love to see a story where the protagonist is a &quot;vermin&quot; seeking to avenge the deaths of their family. The killer should be of a &quot;good&quot; species.<br /> <br /> It is unrealistic to show all villians as cowards. Not all evil people are weak and cowardly. This should be shown.<br /> <br /> In short, I want evil &quot;good&quot; creatures, heroic &quot;vermin&quot;, and brave villians. This would make the series more realistic, exciting, less prejudiced, and all around better.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Blog posts]]</div>

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