@EternalღFlame wrote:
I always love seeing polls about characters. I’ve seen similar results on other websites too. After Skin Deep, Rumpelstiltskin became incredibly popular. I visited 5 different online polls and they all had Rumpelstiltskin as the winner. I’ve seen this type of phenomenon before. The writers set up the story so that the heroes and good guys are meant to be the center of story, and thus the most popular. But the villains or anti-heroes always come out on top as far as the fandom is concerned. But writers always tend to write villains with more depth than the other characters. So, it makes sense that they would have more fans.
Thanks for everyone’s response!
I agree. Villains and anti-heroes tend to be oddly more sympathetic than the actual heroes. I don’t know if it’s the writing or America’s decline in moral values… 😆 😆 😆