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I\'d like to add Characters pages for both this and John Devil. And also possibly a WMG section for this. How do I do that?
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I\\\'d like to add Characters pages for both this and JohnDevil. And also possibly a WMG section for this. How do I do that?
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->\\\'\\\'\\\"He\\\'s the one who started all of this, y\\\'know? [[spoiler:The Freelancers, and the [=AIs=], and the Meta.]] I mean, when you think about it, [[RunningGag he\\\'s the reason why we\\\'re here.]]\\\"\\\'\\\'
-->-- \\\'\\\'\\\'Simmons\\\'\\\'\\\', talking about [[spoiler:the Director]], \\\'\\\'Machinima/RedVsBlue\\\'\\\'

...Because that is illustrative of a BigBad, not a BiggerBad. Just see the very beginning of the description for this trope: \\\"As the page description for BigBad notes, that character may be the one who is directly responsible for the plot, but is not necessarily the most powerful or significant evil presence in the setting. That\\\'s where this trope comes in - the setting has a villainous presence that is more significant than the BigBad \\\'\\\'in the setting as a whole\\\'\\\', but isn\\\'t causing the conflict of \\\'\\\'the story\\\'\\\' (and may have little to do with it at all).\\\"
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->\\\'\\\'\\\"He\\\'s the one who started all of this, y\\\'know? [[spoiler:The Freelancers, and the [=AIs=], and the Meta.]] I mean, when you think about it, [[RunningGag he\\\'s the reason why we\\\'re here.]]\\\"\\\'\\\'
-->-- \\\'\\\'\\\'Simmons\\\'\\\'\\\', talking about [[spoiler:the Director]], \\\'\\\'Machinima/RedVsBlue\\\'\\\'

...Because that is illustrative of a BigBad, not a BiggerBad. Just see the very beginning of the description for this trope: \\\"As the page description for BigBad notes, that character may be the one who is directly responsible for the plot, but is not necessarily the most powerful or significant evil presence in the setting. That\\\'s where this trope comes in - the setting has a villainous presence that is more significant than the BigBad \\\'\\\'in the setting as a whole\\\'\\\', but isn\\\'t causing the conflict of \\\'\\\'the story\\\'\\\' (and may have little to do with it at all). \\\"
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