Doe

A character that is the villain of a story that abuses the story’s paceing in order to have a lot of fun because they know that they are going to die in the end so why not have fun with it? They are only aware about the story’s paceing and that they are doing to die in 20 episodes.

The first time they are introduced they do a entire musical about the queerbate character and warning them not to go to a specific place because “the Kentucky whisky isnt worth it”

On the 19th episode they have a entire B-plot about them giving their servants enough to survive

it is my undying opinion that sins should be depicted at their extremes.

Pride: God. Literally God himself. God is Pride and will not answer any questions about it.

Gluttony & Greed (FUCK YOU THEY ARE CONJOINED SINS, YOU CANT HAVE ONE WITHOUT THE OTHER): a starved corpse that lays on top of it’s stockpile of food, the corpse will not eat the food, instead it will just steal other people’s food and put it onto the pile.

Lust: a drug dealer, now hear me out, while lust is a sin of the flesh, to me it was described as the abuse of sex for pleasure instead of for love and the creation of life. I take that to mean that Lust is less about the act of pleasuring oneself but the worship of pleasure over god. Therefore the Demon of lust should be a Drug dealer that is hooked on their own supply.

Wrath(GODDAMN THE SUN): I believe that wrath should be with Pride but they are separate. Wrath should be clean, not bloody or gory or anything of the sort. Wrath should be Elimination, Extermination, Bleaching, the complete removal of something so that the only thing left is a void and a calling card for who made it. Therefore, I believe that Wrath should be depicted as and only as, a figure of pure black. slim, small, almost unnoticeable at first but the more you look at it the more it grows or the more it comes closer, eventually becoming so big that it consumes you whole and levee nothing but a shadow.

Sloth: a literal Sloth. They are names after it. It’s only fitting.

Envy: A PORCELAIN MASK. Unfinished in its painting. I think you’re smart enough to know why a unfinished mask would be the most Envyest of all.

in the X-men series it always pissed me off that they said that the X-Gene is a gift when it was a gamble that no one agreed to. At birth there is a chance that you get some sick ass superpowers but there is a bigger chance that you get a mutation that doesn’t do shit, and a noticeable chance that you get a harming or life threatening mutation. So

so I created a OC that had a shitty X-Gene but got treated for it by the government and the government gave him electric powers in order to make a group of “saved mutants” that will be more trustworthy then the X-men but you know it failed and he was able to abuse the shit out of the power because electric control is a op power and he uses it like a false hydra.

The one where there is a vampire that lives in a greenhouse that is filled by flowers that only open at night.

A book “written” in the mid 1800’s in a limited omnichant third person format, the narrator is the ship that the book is set in, but the ship is a slaver ship that travels over the Atlantic during the Columbian exchange. The book tells a story about the ship sailing when the crew is visited by a demon that tries to get the souls of the crew, moral is not high and it should be easy. There is a single crew member that says that the devil could have these slave’s souls, in which the crew responds like this: “what are you, stupid? The slaves don’t have souls, no [5 word string of racial and economic slurs] have souls” the crew mate that says that is promptly thrown to the devil where he is eaten alive. The devil stays on the ship for 80% of the rest of the book. The devil stays long enough for the crew’s eating time to come, and the entire ship eats on the top deck, they all eat together because the captain realizes that if any crewmember is left alone then that gives the devil the opportunity to convince them in private. Of course the crew does eventually die in several horrific ways with only the slaves alive. Some how the slaves free themselves take control over the ship. But the rest of the book is a 2 chapter description of them starving to death and several of them drowning. The last chapter is a OOS list of historic records of the crimes against humanity done by the business of slave trades. All of them with either QR codes or website URLs for the accounts.