I find this odd. If you write a story with a villain and hero, every perspective can change the way you think about someone. For example, A hero named glitter was a hero who shoots glitter out of her hands. And greenbean was a villain that threw beans at people that made them want to eat many many beans. Greenbean was throwing beans when glitter shot glitter at greenbeans eyes. Glitter won the battle and green bean ran away. Glitter: Doo di doo, I love being a hero. So fun! I love helping people, and making sure everyone's safe from villains and evil! OH NO THERE'S GREENBEAN!! I win again!! For greenbeans evil beans will not hurt anyone anymore!!! Yes! Greenbean : Yeah! People will finally go through the same thing I had to! Eating beans. They always forced me to eat them. OOWOWOWOWOWOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!Glitter in my eyes!! djg;kj;alkjl;skjh;jht;kxjer;hk. And I didn't get anybody to eat the beans!! Then again it depends on the "evil persons" backstory.