Category:Muses: Difference between revisions

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Muses are villains who directly inspire other villains to commit crimes.

Examples include Patrick Crusius and John T. Earnest being inspired by Brenton Tarrant, and Seung-Hui Cho being inspired by Harris and Klebold.

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	Examples include [[Patrick Crusius]] and [[John T. Earnest]] being inspired by [[Brenton Tarrant]], and [[Seung-Hui Cho]] being inspired by [[Eric Harris\|Harris]] and [[Dylan Klebold\|Klebold]].		Examples include [[Patrick Crusius]] and [[John T. Earnest]] being inspired by [[Brenton Tarrant]], and [[Seung-Hui Cho]] being inspired by [[Eric Harris\|Harris]] and [[Dylan Klebold\|Klebold]].
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