That's brilliant, s! Describing the antagonist as the protagonist of their own story clicks for me in a way that "a bad guy with some redeeming qualities" just doesn't. Little lightbulbs are blinking on in my head as I think of book after book where I can instantly see that's the case with "the bad guy." Wow.
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! Describing the antagonist as the protagonist of their own story clicks for me in a way that "a bad guy with some redeeming qualities" just doesn't. Little lightbulbs are blinking on in my head as I think of book after book where I can instantly see that's the case with "the bad guy." Wow. 
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