Inside the Mind of a Dangerous Character

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Categories: Villains | Writing

This session explores how to create villains who feel both believable and unforgettable. Drawing on real-world law enforcement experience, the speaker explains how motivation, psychology, and moral complexity can elevate antagonists and deepen the emotional stakes of a story.

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