antagonist

How do I give the villain in my story a level of depth (a reason for what he is doing, a level of humanity) without making him come off as a good guy? What I mean is, nobody is completely good or completely evil. I want to make it so that he knows what he's doing, and to some extent does care...

i have always favored the antagonist - t-bag form prison break - james form twilight (bestie made me see it D= lol ) even when i was little i LOVED scar form lion king . does a writer etc attempt to have the audience go for the protagonist ???

And an hourglass figure.

My antagonist has the power to change the heart of any person that he touches. Meaning if he touches you he can instantly control your mind. How can I make this technique more awesome? should I put limitations on it?

Sorry to copy, Tee Hee. :( 1. A little 3 year old girl is running around with a bag of skittles. You're starving and haven't ate since yesterday's lunch. What do you do? 2. A guy accidentally knocks into you and spills his red fruit punch all over you. He apologizes several times and seems to...

How so? It seems to make sense to me that taking over a government is what a big bad would want to do.

My character is alot like the antagonist from V for Vendetta. Hes very mysterious and harbors a lot of hate for the government. His signature clothing is a mask that covers his entire face and a large trenchcoat. His real identity is hidden, but he goes by a nickname. Problem is I cant think of...

The protagonist cant be Napoleon...he is definately not a good leader and lies to everyone. But i dont think its snowball cuz he never appears and i dont think Snowball is the antagonist either because all of the things he's apparently doing are lies from Napoleon, right? Or was he being...

The protagonist cant be Napoleon...he is definately not a good leader and lies to everyone. But i dont think its snowball cuz he never appears and i dont think Snowball is the antagonist either because all of the things he's apparently doing are lies from Napoleon, right? Or was he being...

Can anyone recommend me a shounen manga with the following characteristics: 1] Long Volumes, preferably more than five. 2] Setting or Theme is preferably into war or some sort of conflict between two opposing bodies. [Think Gundam Series or Ima, Soku ni Iru Boku (Now and Then, Here and There)]...