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English, 22.10.2019 22:00 klysse123

Think about movies or books in which the villain is more compelling than the hero. what qualities does such a villain typically display? which of these traits contribute most to his or her appeal? record your responses in a short paragraph. your paragraph should begin with a topic sentence where you clearly state your opinion. the next sentences should explain your topic sentence and include concrete details such as examples and specific evidence to support your main idea. your final sentence should satisfactorily conclude the paragraph.

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