It’s amazing that as we grow more mature, we no longer solely root for the main leads. We start to feel for the villains and the second leads, and we try to understand the motivations behind their actions. They are no longer the supporting characters, they are humanized, because we realize that just like us, they, too, have their flaws and struggles, and that their actions, however wrong these may seem, have a story.
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Beyond the Main Characters
By Gerald Pio··1 min read

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