Unpopular Opinion
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Vote the opposite of the norm.
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Rules:
1. NO POLITICS
Politics is everywhere. Let's make this about [general] and [lemmy] - specific topics, and keep politics out of it.
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Couldn't two face just be written to have flipped a coin and ending up burning half the money as a result
He flips the coin to decide people's fate, not to deatroy money.
But you also just gave another example of a character's nuanced motivation and morals. That is what makes Two Face an interesting character in a different way than the Joker!
A villain that burns the money for no reason other than moving the plot forward would be boring.
Ooh everything is motivation and what does plot have to do with anything
No, they are two parts that interact with each other and both are necessary for the whole thing to work well.
In Alien when the guy is brought back to the ship, the captain cares about the individual and wants him taken to sick bay. Ripley is thinking about the whole crew, not the individual, and refuses to skip quarantine proceedures. This is made clear in dialogue. The plot is the alien being brought onboard the ship. They interact with each other, but without the conflicting motivations and moral nuance of how each character sees the balance of one person vs the whole crew the scene would have zero tension.
No sorry that's not how that should work