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*villains who, while categorized as villains, do not do anything especially evil or monstrous but face a punishment that would be considered harsh by today's standards ([[Marie Antoinette]] neglected her subjects, but never outright oppressed or purposely tormented them). | *villains who, while categorized as villains, do not do anything especially evil or monstrous but face a punishment that would be considered harsh by today's standards ([[Marie Antoinette]] neglected her subjects, but never outright oppressed or purposely tormented them). | ||
*political leaders who are wrongly blamed for a crisis that occurs in their country during their term in power (Czar Nicholas II of Russia is blamed for "Bloody Sunday"; in reality, he never ordered it and was appalled by it when he found out). | *political leaders who are wrongly blamed for a crisis that occurs in their country during their term in power (Czar Nicholas II of Russia is blamed for "Bloody Sunday"; in reality, he never ordered it and was appalled by it when he found out). | ||
*[[:Category: Remorseful|remorseful villains]] who wanted to [[:Category: Redeemed|redeem]] themselves, but either was rejected or [[:Category: Deceased|died]] before they could do so. | |||
[[Category:Tragic]] | [[Category:Tragic]] | ||
[[Category:Insecure]] | [[Category:Insecure]] | ||
[[Category:Grey Zone]] | [[Category:Grey Zone]] | ||