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to Latimer and another nyarly

to Latimer and Nyarlathotep.

For Latimer, what's this about "gangs typically crack after four heists"?

It's from dialogue in the episode; Carter notes that gangs who run robberies like Latimer's crews do fold after four or five heists due to factors like infighting or sloppiness, yet there have been 12 heists over six months with the same modus operandi. The reason for this is that Latimer's been killing the crews every so often.

Edited by k410ren on Nov 30th 2021 at 12:49:56 PM

If that's more than just implied, I'll give a cautious yes.

Has anyone suggested Achriman yet? He's one HELL of a Hate Sink, at least.

to Latimer and Nyarlahotep.

that depends, what does he do?

Since there seems to be enough votes, draft for Latimer and tree for Person of Interest.

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  • Sam Latimer, from Season 1's "Mission Creep", is a bartender and ex-soldier who recruits cash-strapped veterans to conduct high-end robberies. While playing the role of A Father to His Men in public and to his gang, it's revealed that the gang avoids breaking up because Latimer murders the crews every few heists, then recruits another batch, even telling his crew to kill recruits if they don't like them. When hired by the mob to steal evidence from a police lockup, Latimer shows up once again as the crew attempts to escape, killing half of them before being forced to flee and being killed by the mob to tie up loose ends, just like Latimer did with his crews.
  • Alex Declan, from season 2's "Proteus", kills his victims and steals their identities. After recently murdering Special Agent Alan Fahey, his eighth victim, he steals his identity as well and later assists Finch and Reese in trying to uncover the killer on Owen Island to divert any suspicion from himself. During the investigation, Declan murders the island's deputy, framing a Marine in the process and endangering several civilians. When Finch discovers that Declan is the imposter, Declan takes Finch hostage and attempts to murder him so he can steal his identity like he did his other victims. Although Declan believes the identities he stole were being "wasted" and that he "did them justice", Finch ultimately deduces that he kills people because he enjoys it.

Would any arcvilains or main villains qualify. I know alonzo Quinn was proposed but nothing came off it years back for example ?

Well, Elias (who by the way is a Magnificent Bastard) has a Freudian Excuse and loved ones, Quinn doesn't do enough from what I recall, Simmons has Undying Loyalty to Quinn, Samaritan (and by extension John Greer) believe they're doing the right thing), and neither Dominic nor The Voice have been properly proposed. There could be a case made for the latter two while I have another Villain of the Week possibly coming in the next few days.

Edited by k410ren on Jan 26th 2021 at 3:25:50 PM

I could check Achriman, sure.

Latimer and Zig

Edited by DemonDuckofDoom on Jan 26th 2021 at 12:31:02 PM

Edited by Tvtropesfan234 on Jan 26th 2021 at 12:39:56 PM

Also, please understand that Hate Sink is all about author intent and has nothing to do with "evil character with zero redeeming qualities".

Spawn: Blood Feud: John Sansker is an ancient vampire who hunts other monsters he deems inferior and as competition. Making himself known by torturing The Curse into giving him false information about Spawn, Sansker robs a blood bank, commits a series of mass murders in an apartment, pinning the massacres on Spawn and turning everyone against him from the homeless people he protects to his CIA contacts, making several attempts to kill him while gaslighting him into thinking that his costume is behind the killings. As Sam and Twitch catch onto Sansker, he brutally beats Twitch nearly to death and stuffs him in a locker and kills the cops accompanying Sam. Confronted by a newly invigorated Spawn, he expresses his goal to claim the title of leader of the vampires and take over Hong Kong, subjugating humanity to become cattle before he flees, satisfied with having destroyed Spawn's reputation.

Edited by Stellarvore on Jan 26th 2021 at 2:39:30 PM

Does Sansker do anything of note in his other appearances besides get his arm chopped off?

Whisper (2007): David Sandborn is a demonic child who possesses the ability to "whisper" thoughts and ideas into people's minds to force them to do whatever he wants, having already killed his father, and controlling wolves to chase his nanny onto oncoming traffic. When his mother tries to rid herself of him by arranging him to be abducted by Max and his friends, David torments his captors, killing one by inducing a heart attack, luring another into a frozen lake where he drowns, and plaguing Max's girlfriend Roxanne with nightmares despite her showing kindness to him. David also enjoys using his power on innocent bystanders, forcing them to commit murders to damn their souls to Hell. After forcing his mother to kill herself, David attempts to kill Max by trying to have him torn apart by wolves, but not before tricking him into killing Roxanne.

Please add David and Latimer to the Drafts.

Nothing of importance. And thus far, it's the only other time he's appeared.

The drafts page is locked.

It's unlocked now.

Here is my write-up for the banker:

• The day I was forced to become a hitman: The unnamed banker is a serial rapist who uses his connections to get away with his crimes. He harasses at least one of his female employees and on one occasion rapes her. After this he kidnaps her young daughter and another girl, keeps them caged in his mansion and regularly rapes them for a long period of time. When the protagonist breaks into his mansion, he finds evidence which heavily implies that the banker has done the same thing to many other girls over the years and has later disposed of them.

Late yes to Latimer and Nyarlathotep.

Damn... How many is that for Nyarlathotep now?

29

Zig/Nyarly and Latimer.

Edited by CloisterTheStupid on Jan 26th 2021 at 9:32:55 AM