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\"Designated Evil is when a writer paints the solution to a problem, committed by a \'\'\'protagonist\'\'\', as indisputably wrong or evil, but either doesn\'t make an alternative action clear, or shows the audience that the alternative would have been ineffective.\" The protagonist is the hero of the tale. Did the author mean \"antagonist\", or villain? The rest of the article seems to be describing the Designated Evil act as having been committed by an antagonist.
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\"Designated Evil is when a writer paints the solution to a problem, committed by a *protagonist*, as indisputably wrong or evil, but either doesn\'t make an alternative action clear, or shows the audience that the alternative would have been ineffective.\" The protagonist is the hero of the tale. Did the author mean \"antagonist\", or villain? The rest of the article seems to be describing the Designated Evil act as having been committed by an antagonist.
