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And also, look at the \'\'{{Disney/Brave}}\'\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\'s an aversion. Why can\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\'s not a trope, don\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A notable aversion has to be mentioned.

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And also, look at the \\\'\\\'{{Disney/Brave}}\\\'\\\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\\\'s an aversion. Why can\\\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic that if it\\\'s not the trope, don\\\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A notable aversion has to be mentioned.

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Wait, why exactly is Hans not a BiggerBad? I can understand the last two, but you didn\'t provide an argument as to why he is not a BiggerBad.

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Wait, why exactly is Hans not a BiggerBad? I can understand the last two, but you didn\\\'t provide an argument as to why he is not a BiggerBad. There is a reason why I say he is a BiggerBad, and that\\\'s because he is a greater threat than Elsa (who is the closest there is to a BigBad), but he stays out of the way until the climax. Please provide an argument as to why he is not a BiggerBad, not just say he\\\'s not.

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3rd Sep '14 at 03:07:42 AM

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And also, look at the \'\'Disney/Brave\'\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\'s an aversion. Why can\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\'s not a trope, don\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A notable aversion has to be mentioned.

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And also, look at the \\\'\\\'{{Disney/Brave}}\\\'\\\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\\\'s an aversion. Why can\\\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\\\'s not a trope, don\\\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A notable aversion has to be mentioned.

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3rd Sep '14 at 03:07:24 AM

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And also, look at the \'\'Disney/Brave\'\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\'s an aversion. Why can\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\'s not a trope, don\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A NotableAversion has to be mentioned.

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And also, look at the \\\'\\\'Disney/Brave\\\'\\\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\\\'s an aversion. Why can\\\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\\\'s not a trope, don\\\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A notable aversion has to be mentioned.

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3rd Sep '14 at 03:07:00 AM

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And also, look at the \'\'Disney/Brave\'\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\'s an aversion. Why can\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad.

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And also, look at the \\\'\\\'Disney/Brave\\\'\\\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\\\'s an aversion. Why can\\\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad. You seem to be bent on the logic, that if it\\\'s not a trope, don\\\'t mention it. Hans is a notable aversion, because he is the main villain, yet he only contributes briefly to the story before the climax. A NotableAversion has to be mentioned.

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And also, look at the \'\'Disney/Brave\'\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\'s an aversion. Why can\'t we do the same thing here?

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And also, look at the \\\'\\\'Disney/Brave\\\'\\\' character sheet. Mordu is not a BigBad, just a dangerous antagonist, but BigBad is still listed on there to say that it\\\'s an aversion. Why can\\\'t we do the same thing here? There is a reason to list it, and that is to say that he is not the BigBad.

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* BiggerBad: Despite the fact he is the most evil character in the film, he doesn\'t become an active villain until the last act of the film. However, it was his plan to take over the kingdom that inadvertently starts conflict when his trying to marry Anna leads Elsa to reveal her ice powers and run away, and keeps the conflict going when he takes Elsa back to the castle as a prisoner. When his plan comes together in the last act, he steps down to become a sort of BigBad.

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* BiggerBad: Despite the fact he is the most evil character in the film, he doesn\\\'t become an active villain until the last act of the film. However, it was his plan to take over the kingdom that inadvertently starts conflict when his trying to marry Anna leads Elsa to reveal her ice powers and run away, and keeps the conflict going when he takes Elsa back to the castle as a prisoner. When his plan comes together in the last act, he steps down to become the FinalBoss.

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