I thought when I saw the video title that this was a Macro Pierre White lesson.

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My team tries to avoid using "hero" and "villain." We like messy and complicated, so we have protagonists, antagonists, and Monkeys in the Middle. There's that line, and our characters can cross back and forth depending on events and on motivations. We have a MitM in our first in series, but he's got very young children and a wife who is incredibly powerful, incredibly ancient, and who sees no value in one of their babies, so she's abandoned her to her husband's care. By the third book he's crossed that line and is reaching out to the main protagonists for help reconnecting with his father so he has a safe backup for his daughter.

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We all know what Bradley Cooper would look like with the shaved head now