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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \\\"is behind all of the other bad happenings\\\", \\\"Note that Big Bad is not a catch-all trope for the biggest and ugliest villain of any given story. The Badass leader of the outlaw gang that the heroes face once or twice is not the Big Bad. The railroad tycoon who turns out to be using the gang as muscle is the Big Bad. In general, if there is a constant Man Behind the Man story going on in order to reveal the big bad, then whoever is behind it all is the Big Bad, not every major villain in the lead-up.\\\" The second paragraph to BiggerBad says a similar thing. By the way, i not watched EnemyAtTheGates, but, based in the description in this wiki, the true BigBad in the history are the guys what given the orders to kill Vasily.
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \\\"is behind all of the other bad happenings\\\", \\\"Note that Big Bad is not a catch-all trope for the biggest and ugliest villain of any given story. The Badass leader of the outlaw gang that the heroes face once or twice is not the Big Bad. The railroad tycoon who turns out to be using the gang as muscle is the Big Bad. In general, if there is a constant Man Behind the Man story going on in order to reveal the big bad, then whoever is behind it all is the Big Bad, not every major villain in the lead-up.\\\" The second paragraph to BiggerBad says a similar thing. By the way, i not watched EnemyAtTheGates, but, based in the description, the true BigBad in the history are the guys what given the orders to kill Vasily.
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \\\"is behind all of the other bad happenings\\\", \\\"Note that Big Bad is not a catch-all trope for the biggest and ugliest villain of any given story. The Badass leader of the outlaw gang that the heroes face once or twice is not the Big Bad. The railroad tycoon who turns out to be using the gang as muscle is the Big Bad. In general, if there is a constant Man Behind the Man story going on in order to reveal the big bad, then whoever is behind it all is the Big Bad, not every major villain in the lead-up.\\\" The second paragraph to BiggerBad says a similar thing. I not watched EnemyAtTheGates, but, based in the description, the true BigBad in the history are the guys what given the orders to kill Vasily.
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \
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The Bigger Bad is, necessarily, most powerful or significant than the BigBad. And BigBad is- following the description of the trope- \\\"is behind all of the other bad happenings\\\", \\\"Note that Big Bad is not a catch-all trope for the biggest and ugliest villain of any given story. The Badass leader of the outlaw gang that the heroes face once or twice is not the Big Bad. The railroad tycoon who turns out to be using the gang as muscle is the Big Bad. In general, if there is a constant Man Behind the Man story going on in order to reveal the big bad, then whoever is behind it all is the Big Bad, not every major villain in the lead-up.\\\" The second paragraph to BiggerBad says a similar thing.
