In many of the novels we read, we see the fantastic deeds that the heroes of the book perform. What we fail to realize is that a great hero always has a great villain to counter them. So what exactly makes a good villain?
Respects and sometimes manipulates their heroes
Deceitful/Sneaky
Deceitful/Sneaky
Big
Strong
Powerful
Huge
Intelligent
Fiery temper
Mercurial (vocab word: credit to Yoo Ra; having qualities of eloquence, ingenuity, or thievishness)
Malicious
Nefarious.(bloodthirsty)
Famous Villains:
Lord Voldemort (Harry Potter)
The Joker (Batman)
Captain James Hook (Peter Pan)
The Witch from Hansel and Gretel
Saint Dane (Pendragon)
IT (A Wrinkle In Time)
The Heffa lumps and Woozels (Winne the Pooh)
Our Favorite Villains:
James (Twilight)
Massie (Clique)
Steve Leopard (Cirque Du Freak)
Steve Leopard (Cirque Du Freak)
Kronos (Percy Jackson)
Skeleton Man (Skeleton Man)
Mr. Curtain (Mysterious Benedict Society)
King Galbatorix (Eragon)
All villains have something in them that makes us love to hate them. Come to Books and Snacks next month, and share with us the villains you would love to hate. Stay tuned for more blogs about famous heroes, famous love stories, and sidekicks/cronies.
If you are a baseball fan and would like to hear more about the books Becky presented to us this month stop by the library and grab on of our monthly bookmarks or check out these titles: Mudville by Scalletta, Heat by Lupica and Rivals by Green. Hope to see you at next month's meeting on June 16th at 7:30pm.