Heroes And Villains Similarities

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The topic I have chosen is how heroes and villains relate to each other. A question I need to answer is how are heroes different from villains? This might seem obvious and easy but I feel like it is important to tie my paper together. Another question I need to answer is how are heroes and villains similar? This is a little more tricky and requires more research. People always think of heroes and villains as opposites but I think if you dig a little deeper you will find that they have a lot more similarities than meets the eye. What needs to be asked to answer this is possibly “What drives them to do what they do?” Also, “Where did they come from?” A person’s background answers a lot of questions about why they act and where their values lie.

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