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Nurse Ratched

Nurse Ratched in the 1975 film adaptation

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**Nurse Mildred Ratched** is the main antagonist of the late Ken Kesey's 1962 novel *One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest* and its 1975 film adaptation of the same name, as well as the eponymous protagonist villain of the 2020 TV series *Ratched*. She is the cold, sadistic head nurse of the Salem Oregon State Hospital, where she dominates her patients into submission with iron discipline and cruel punishments. She is also the archnemesis of Randle P. McMurphy, a free-spirited patient who refuses to bend to her will.

## Personality

Nurse Ratched is portrayed as a cruel, power-hungry sadist. She is a formalist who strongly believes that the best thing to do is to have patients conform to a schedule. Nothing will make Nurse Ratched stray from schedule and routine, even the death of a patient (which she does to prevent utter chaos amongst other patients). She has no tolerance for rule-breakers, especially people who are openly sexual. Ratched is very calm and uses her knowledge of other's weaknesses to make them submissive and obedient. She initially acts quiet and reassuring, but can turn stern when a disorderly patient persists. She dislikes every form of disorder, from rebellion to untidiness. She wears a black overcoat and a black barrette outside of work. In the book, she is perceived by a paranoid patient, Chief Bromden, as unfeeling, manipulative, and working for an oppressive society ("The Combine").
Roger (Lord of the Flies)

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**Roger** is the secondary antagonist of *Lord of the Flies*. He is a sociopathic boy who (after being trapped on the island for a significant amount of time) becomes Jack Merridew's sadistic second-in-command.

He was portrayed by Roger Elwin in the 1963 film adaptation, and by Gary Rule in the 1990 film adaptation
Squealer

Squealer in the 1999 film adaptation of Animal Farm

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**Squealer** is a pig who serves as the main minion of Napoleon and the secondary antagonist of the book *Animal Farm* by George Orwell.

Squealer goes around telling lies to the other gullible farm animals to cover up and/or justify Napoleon's atrocities and convince the animals to stay loyal to him. He represents the propagandists in the Soviet Union during the Stalin era, most likely Molotov, although in this case all of Squealer's claims are simply outright lies.
The Invisible Man

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**Griffin** is the main antagonist in the 1897 novel *The Invisible Man* by the late English writer H.G. Wells and its following adaptations. He creates a potion that can make him invisible, though at the cost of losing his sanity.

Originating from one of the most iconic literary pieces of its time, the Invisible Man has become an icon of pop culture, and a legendary member among Universal's lineup of monsters, in near equal status with the likes of Dracula and Frankenstein's Monster.

## Personality

The novel's Griffin is callous and cruel from the beginning and only pursues the experiment for wealth and his ego. The film portrays Griffin more sympathetically than the novel. It shows Griffin as an honourable man who is misguided. His insanity is purely a side-effect of the invisibility drug and his motivation for the experiment was a misguided desire to do good for science and mankind, born primarily out of his love for his fiancée.
Sher Singh

**Sher Singh** is the main antagonist of the Gattu Battu series. He is a mob boss in Vishrampur, owning a large hideout. He is assisted by Daaya and Baaya ('left' and 'right'). However, their antics and half-wit does not help him. He is also assisted by his other gang members, including Kima (meaning 'mincemeat'). He is always arrested by Manmani, thanks to Gattu's and Battu's efforts.

## Background Information

### Occupation

Crime boss
Theft
Cheating

### Allies

Daaya
Baaya
His gang members
Kima

### Enemies

Gattu
Battu
Inspector Manmani

### Likes

Deceiving Gattu and Battu, stealing money and jewellery

### Dislikes

Being arrested, seeing his plans exposed/backfiring.

## Background

Sher Singh is an organized crime-boss and a quick-witted gang leader. He is the leader of a gang from a long time and is the boss of Daaya, Baaya, the others and Kima. His foes are Gattu, Battu and Manmani. Gattu and Battu always expose his plans and get him caught all the time by Inspector Manmani. This is why, he always makes plans to trouble Gattu and Battu or put them in danger, which eventually backfires.

### Personality

Sher Singh is wicked and sly. He is an expert in deceiving his enemies as seen in episodes like *The Yoga Power*, where he disguises himself and fools Battu.

## Relationships

### Daaya/Baaya

Sher Singh is usually livid with Daaya's and Baaya's antics and their inability to beat up Gattu and Battu. He is more enraged when either of them fall for Gattu's and Battu's traps. However, they are completely loyal to their boss.

## Trivia

* Sher Singh dramatically floats in the air when exposed to high speeds of air, even if from a table fan.
Andrew Capra

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**Andrew Capra** aka **The Surgeon** is the main posthumous killer in the first Rizzoli and Isles novel *The Surgeon*. Capra had been a medical student at a university there as well as a sexual sadist and the rapist and murderer of four women during Capra’s time there. Catherine Cordell is the only living victim of the serial killer, who grabbed her gun and shot Capra critically while she was being raped. Capra’s accomplice and present witness, Warren Hoyt, was horrified, and against Hoyt’s wishes, Capra begged Hoyt to kill him out of mercy, which Hoyt complied with by shooting Capra’s eye out. Hoyt fled and was never identified, Capra seeming the only guilty party and Cordell the only shooter. But Hoyt swore revenge on Cordell and killed five women in the same MO, minus rape, in an escalating spree to stalk and eventually reach Cordell. Although Hoyt kidnapped her and started torturing her, also doing the same to Jane Rizzoli when she tried to save Cordell. Cordell, however, strictly emulated her shooting of Capra on Hoyt with Rizzoli’s service piece, saving the both of them in time and defeating Hoyt’s revenge plan.
Aaron and Sarah Dennison

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**Aaron and Sarah Dennison**, aka **DCAK** (**DC Audience Killer**), are the main antagonists of the Alex Cross novel *Double Cross.* The Dennisons are siblings and incestuous lovers, disguised as Cross' psychiatric patients, under aliases of **Sandy Quinlain and Anthony Demao**. The two record snuff films of notorious people or killings of people in notorious, crowded places, leaving taunts to investigators and publicizing the videos in demands of attention. Websites are set up detailing timelines of the killers and victims. Crime author Tessa Olsen is the first, thrown off her apartment balcony, leaving behind a Hallmark greeting card and the video of the murder ending with "In your honor". Matthew Jay Walker is killed while acting in a play, the video posted on a website, revealing the desire for infamy. As "Quinlain" and "Demao", Sarah poses as a hypersexual woman and Aaron a vet having killed his partner from terminal illness, the "partner" named Matthew as a nod Cross doesn't get. Cross deduces the DCAKs taking on various alter-egos with each murder, further confirmed as the crimes escalate. A copycat even gets inspired to kill two children in a Richard Nixon mask. Kyle Craig, The Mastermind, is revealed to have been an inspiration for the duo when Cross travels to Florence and finds out Olsen interviews Craig for her for her book. As further mental torture and ruse implementation, Sarah masturbates Aaron in Cross' waiting room, them meet at a coffee shop and make out while revealing they're siblings. By then, Aaron says to Sarah Craig texted them and wants to meet them, leaving them officially revealed as the DCAKs. The Dennisons then text Cross and warn of another murder, and the duo isn't stopped from killing a pregnant woman at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum. They then track the copycat and throw him off a helicopter onto a roof, revealing the Nixon killer as assigned agent Brian "Kitz" Kitzmiller. Aaron then is disguised as "reporter" Neil Stephens to punch Bree Stone and run. Pretending a ruse that "Sandy's leaving" and kisses "Anthony" before heading off to Michigan, the duo then regroup and kidnap colleague of Cross, John Sampson. Leaving a phone to give directions to their layer, the duo ties Cross and girlfriend Bree Stone to chairs and both are held hostage. The duo reveal themselves and that suspect Timothy Bell, brother of dead murderer Michael Bell, was murdered by them. The duo get pissed off by the two cops, but Stone breaks free and kills Sarah. Aaron's chased to a Mexican restaurant and gets stabbed to stop him. Craig arrives and reveals to have gotten in contact for the climactic fight between then all. Stone shoots and seemingly kills Craig, but Craig gets up and fires back at Stone, missing intentionally and escaping. Cross arrests Aaron, Aaron swearing revenge from the hospital.
Reverend Samuel Parris

Reverend Samuel Parris in the 1996 film adaptation of The Crucible

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**Reverend Samuel Parris** is a major antagonist in Arthur Miller's play *The Crucible*, which was partially inspired from the Salem Witch trials of 1692, and was used as an allegory for the Red Scare that happened during the Cold War in the 1960s.

## Personality

Parris is a truly despicable person. He is more concerned with his own public image and safety rather than his family or others in the village. In addition to his cowardly nature, he is extremely greedy (constantly wanting more firewood, the deed to his house and *golden* candlesticks for his church, rather than pewter candlesticks, and crying when Abigail steals all of his money), cruel, paranoid and judgmental. He is also self-absorbed and because of this he is despised by all of Salem's inhabitants.

When Abigail flees with his money, he worries about himself rather than his niece's well-being. His motivation behind trying to get John Proctor to confess to witchcraft is because he is worried that the town will turn against him and murder him in revenge. This proves that Reverend Parris is always concerned for himself and not his actions or the effects they cause.
Lucius Malfoy

Photo of Lucius Malfoy in his movie counterpart

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**Lucius Malfoy** is a major antagonist in the *Harry Potter*franchise. He made his debut as one of the two main antagonists (alongside the Diary Horcrux of Lord Voldemort) of the *Chamber of Secrets*. Malfoy returns as a supporting antagonist in the *Goblet of Fire*, the secondary antagonist of the *Order of the Phoenix*, and a major character in the *Deathly Hallows*.

He is a former member of Death Eaters. He is son of Abraxas Malfoy, the husband of Narcissa Malfoy, the brother-in-law of Bellatrix Lestrange, the father of Draco Malfoy, the father-in-law of Astoria Malfoy, as well as the grandfather of Scorpius Malfoy. He is a rival of the good-natured Arthur Weasley, who is a patriarch of the poor Weasley family.
The Vampires

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**William and Michael**, with the assistance of **Daniel and Charles**, all aka **The Vampires**, are the main antagonists appearing in the Alex Cross novel *Violets Are Blue*. The duo are two brothers with an obsession with cannibalism laying waste to multiple people to feed on their corpses, Daniel and Charles two travelling magicians conspiring with them and making up the rest of the cult.

## Biography

The brothers would butcher and flay people to consume them after, watching the news reports to stay one step ahead and even breaking into morgues to feast on dead people there. The Mastermind had been killing in coincidence with them along with other criminals Alex Cross was chasing, so after differentiating a tiger mauling that was Kyle Craig's doing, the brothers were tracked when they were found to have held victims captive and bitten them. A woman who escaped the brothers in California proved crucial in tracked the duo down.
Cujo

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**Cujo** is the titular main antagonist of Stephen King's 1981 novel and its 1983 film adaptation of the same name and a minor antagonist in the 1985 film *Cat's Eye*. He was once a friendly and playful companion, but when he was bitten by a bat and contracted rabies, he went insane and was turned into a vicious killer that attacked anybody who came near him.
Iago

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**Iago** is the main antagonist in the tragedy play *Othello* by the late William Shakespeare. He is a Venetian soldier who serves under General Othello, a Moor (a broad term in Shakespeare's day, usually along the lines of someone of North African descent), and leader of the Venetian armed forces.

He explains how much he hates Othello and hatches an intricate plan to destroy him by making him believe that his wife, Desdemona, is unfaithful. He is a master manipulator who excels in pinpointing people's weaknesses, such as Othello's jealousy, Brabantio's racism, Roderigo's love for Desdemona, or Cassio's low alcohol tolerance, and uses these to his advantage. Ironically, until his treachery is revealed at the end, the other characters in the play trust him completely, calling him "Honest Iago".
Hala Al Dossari

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**Hala Al Dossari** is a major antagonist in the Alex Cross novel *Kill Alex Cross*, then the main antagonist in the following novel *Merry Christmas, Alex Cross*. Hala is a previous cultist in the terrorist cult Al Ayla, which was crushed because of her doing.

## Biography

### *Kill Alex Cross*

After assisting in poisoning the DC water supply, Hala kills two cops in an assault on the Washington Metro. The cult also collaborates with various suggestible families, particularly couples and sometimes ones with kids, before killing them or brainwashing them into suicides when caught. When the FBI successfully arrest several members of the terrorist cult thanks to an informant in the ranks, Hala and husband Tariq escape, Tariq shot in the hand. When another family lead Hala and Tariq to the founder, Jibbo, all but Hala plan on a suicide. Tariq dies by the pill, but Hala sees backstabbing in the cult she acclimated into and massacres all the remaining members before fleeing and maintaining a new identity, wondering what crimes the future holds.
Theadore Vance

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**Theadore Vance** is the main antagonist of the Alex Cross novel, *I, Alex Cross*. Vance is the spouse of female president of the US Maggie Vance. "Zeus" is Vance's alias as a serial rapist and mutilating killer of escorts at service "Blacksmith Farms", in the crosshairs of Alex Cross after raping and butchering Cross' niece, Caroline, the only daughter of his dead brother Blake. Vance raped and killed all the women and girls for seeing Vance's face. Cross and his girlfriend, FBI Agent Bree Stone investigate in Richmond, VA. Cross is devastated to find she was mangled in a chipper and found in a trunk of an organized crime thug. Finding out she has extensive high-end lingerie, Cross tracks her escort services to the agency, found in Culpeper, soon after hearing about "Zeus", a black masked popular client. All the while, Maggie and the Secret Service demand Cross stop and turn over the investigation, but Cross resiliently persists. Cross follows on a country farmer, who reveals, along with her when Cross finds her, the farmer mended an escort's wounds when she escaped Zeus and was shot in the back and ran over to his property. The escort reveals Theadore Vance as the killer, which reveals in turn Maggie and the Secret Service were trying to smother it for the administration and permit Theo's crimes. Theo's never brought to justice, as to protect the reputation of the country, Dan Cormorant murders Theo, leading Secret Service agents to shoot him dead, burying the serial killings for good.
Wyrd Sisters

Wyrd Sisters painting

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The **Wyrd Sisters** are the overarching antagonists of Shakespeare's play *Macbeth*. They are portrayed by various actors in film/theatrical adaptations. In the play, they are seen as master manipulators of history itself, and it's possible they were modeled on the Fates of Greek folklore.

## Personality

Perhaps deliberately, little to nothing is known of the true nature of the Wyrd Sisters. Such an enigmatic nature makes them even more frightening and makes them a looming shadowy threat which all Kings of Scotland must deal with. Many are driven to madness by the Sisters' prophecies, which makes them even more formidable. They seem to use psychological abuse as their main power, and even Shakespeare himself makes it unclear whether their paranormal nature is mind trickery or real magic.
Nurse Glass

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**Nurse Glass** (first name unknown) is the main antagonist of the Alex Cross novel *Kill Alex Cross*. Glass is a school nurse envious of the president's children after the death of his son Zach. After holding his wife captive and torturing and starving her, she was released with a note saying "sorry". In psychotic grief, Glass decided to kidnap the president's children, Zoe and Ethan Coyle, not unlike Gary Soneji, finding the president's full family unfair. Glass sends a note saying "there will be no ransom" and regularly records personal thoughts and ravings in tape recordings. Glass is one of the many suspects interrogated, "providing information" and feigning innocence and concern. Glass is finally caught when Cross realizes Zoe had a phone her friend told Cross about, which her family never found. After a janitor pedophile is eliminated as a suspect and arrested for child porn, when tracking the different phones the kidnapper uses, Cross realizes glass is responsible. His wife tells him about their dead son and how glass tortured her before running off, revealing the motive to Cross. When Glass is finally caught up with, in a state of emergency, Cross and his associates, Detective John Sampson and FBI Agent Ned Donahey, sedate Glass and extort the location of the children, whom they successfully rescue. However, from the radical move and circumstantial evidence, Glass was only in jail for a couple days. But the kids remember hearing Glass make the recordings alone, and the search and seizure of Glass' car reveals a tape recorder in the glove compartment. Caught red-handed, Glass grabs for his gun and is shot by Cross and Sampson in a justified killing.
Napoleon

### Personality

Cruel, oppressive, hypocritical, psychopathic, deceptive, tyrannical, remorseless, sadistic, manipulative, cunning

### Crimes

Slavery
Abuse of power
Usurpation
Slander
Incrimination
Indirect murder

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**Napoleon** is the main antagonist of George Orwell's 1945 novel *Animal Farm* and its adaptations. He is a ruthless Berkshire boar of the Manor Farm who took part in the revolution to kick out the farm's owner Mr. Jones and becomes the tyrannical leader of the Animal Farm after ousting his political rival Snowball, eventually turning the farm into a state no better than it was under Mr. Jones.

## Appearance

Napoleon is described as a mature stud boar, although he was the runt of his litter and had to fight for food growing up in order to become big and strong, contributing to his socially Darwinistic view of the world and of his place in it. During his reign over the farm, he becomes quite overweight due to his excessive eating and alcoholism. In the animated film, he is depicted as bipedal, sneering, imperious, autocratic, and authoritative, wearing dark, double-breasted suits. In the adaptations, he is depicted with black and white fur.
Kissin' Kate Barlow

Kissin' Kate Barlow in the film adaptation

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**Katherine "Kissin' Kate" Barlow** is the posthumous protagonist villain in the novel and film *Holes*.

Kate Barlow was a former schoolteacher who fell in love with an African-American onion farmer named Sam. When Charles "Trout" Walker (who has a crush on her) sees the two kissing in the Green Lake schoolhouse, he leads a lynch mob to destroy the schoolhouse as well as to kill Sam and is successful in the latter.

Emotionally wrecked, she resolves to become an outlaw who kissed every man she killed, some of which were the men who were responsible for Sam's death.

She was portrayed by Patricia Arquette in the film.
Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder

Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder

Also known as excessive daydreaming, Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder is a disordered form of dissociative absorption associated with vivid and excessive fantasy activity that often involves elaborate and fanciful scenarios. It can result in distress, can replace human interaction, and may interfere with normal functioning such as social life or work. When the daydreaming is not maladaptive, this can be referred to as neuronarrating or immersive daydreaming. Maladaptive Daydreaming Disorder is not yet in the DSM, nor can it be professionally diagnosed.
Joel Hand

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**Joel Hand** is the main antagonist of the *Kay Scarpetta* novel *Cause of Death* by Patricia Cornwell. Hand is the leader of the New Zionists, a terrorist group hellbent on endangering the state of Virginia. He killed reporter Ted Eddings and Cherokee native Danny Webster to have the terrorist groups' plans not be thwarted. In an attempt to apprehend Hand, he fell into water in a nuclear power station and inhaled too much radiation from an inability to swim. Despite the attempts to save him and rush him to the hospital, Hand died from massive organ failure.

## Known Victims

* Ted Eddings (tethered to a reservoir compressor, poisoning him with cyanide gas)
* Danny Webster (shot in the head with a Black Talon bullet)
Jimmy Galati

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**Jimmy Galati** aka **Hats** and **Jimmy the Protector** is the posthumous main hidden antagonist of the Alex Cross novel *Cross*. Galati is the accomplice and right-hand lieutenant of Michael Sullivan, "The Butcher of Sligo". Galati is the real killer of Alex Cross's wife, Maria, who was always suspected of having died at the hands of Sullivan but was really killed to be silenced. John Sampson admits he and Rakeem Powell murdered Hats so Cross wouldn't become a killer, never telling for years so cross wouldn't break down from not getting personal revenge. After Cross kills The Butcher and finds out the truth, he moves on.
Simon Legree

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**Simon Legree** is the main antagonist of the classic anti-slavery book *Uncle Tom’s Cabin* by Harriet Stowe.

## Trivia

* Whlist Legree was played seriously in the original novel, several stage plays lighten his crimes and play him in a more over the top fashion. It is also common for Legree to be arrested at the end of these versions.
* In the 1927 version, Legree's death is shown when he freaks after seeing the ghost of Tom (or his delusion of it) and has a fatal heart attack.
* Due to the christian themes of the novel as well as Legree's atrocities and rejection of any opportunities at penitence, it is certain Legree will be going straight to Hell.
Salazar Slytherin

Salazar Slytherin in the film adaptation

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**Salazar Slytherin** is the posthumous overarching antagonist of the *Harry Potter* book and film franchise. He is one of the four founders of Hogwarts who founded the House of Slytherin and the ancestor of Lord Voldemort. Estranged from his fellow founders, Slytherin's goal was to purge Hogwarts from all Muggle-borns to keep the blood purity from Pure-blood wizards intact, directly influencing all the actions of Lord Voldemort and his Death Eaters hundreds of years later.
John Rambo

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**John James Rambo** is the main protagonist of the 1972 novel *First Blood* and its 1982 film adaptation. While he was portrayed as a more heroic character in his film counterparts, the novel portrays him as a ruthless, psychotic murderer and unlike the movie counterpart, this version of Rambo slaughters innocent people.

## Biography

Rambo is first introduced hitchhiking through Madison, Kentucky when he is picked up by Chief of Police Wilfred "Will" Teasle who offers him a ride. After conversing with the young man, Teasle decides that it would be best if Rambo does not stay in his town so he drives him to the city limits and asks him to leave. After several failed attempts to return to town, Teasle is forced to arrest Rambo on the charges of vagrancy.

While spending time in a cell, Rambo begins getting flashbacks to his time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam which triggers a mental breakdown. When Teasle asks his deputies to cut his hair, Rambo begins panicking. When a deputy approaches him with a razor to cut his hair, Rambo snaps and disembowels the deputy with the same razor and escapes the police station, killing another sheriff with a gun.

After stealing a motorcycle, Rambo meets a hunter and his son and insists they hide him for the night. Providing him with clothes and a hunting rifle, Rambo proceeds to kill all of Teasle's men during the manhunt for him. Leaving only Teasle, Rambo warns him to leave him alone, a warning to which Teasle does not take kindly. Taking refuge in a cave, Rambo is contacted by his old mentor captain Sam Trautman, who tries to talk him out of the violence, only for Rambo to ignore this and curse Trautman for siding with his enemy. (unlike the movies, Rambo in the novel barely remembers his superior).

Now assisted by the National Guard, Teasle tracks down Rambo to the cave he is hiding in. After deciding to try and wait him out Rambo finds a way out of the cave and escapes. Stealing a police cruiser in an attempt to flee to Mexico, Rambo returns to town when that plan failed and a shootout commences resulting in the deaths of many civilians, policemen and national guardsmen. Too heavily wounded to continue fleeing, Rambo resorted to blowing himself up with dynamite, but changed his mind when he figured that suicide is a dishonorable way to die as a soldier: he resolved to die in a battle. So ultimately it came down to just Rambo and Teasle, they manage to mortally wound one another. Acknowledging he is going to die, Rambo tries to get Teasle to finish him with honor by returning fire in the hopes Teasle would finish him off. To his dismay, Teasle is fatally hit but ends up missing Rambo and begins to bleed out. Now with what little of his strength left gone to even lift the dynamite, Rambo began to despair. Then, Trautman came from behind Rambo and blows Rambo's head off with a shotgun. Receiving the death he wanted, Rambo dies satisfied while showing remorse for his actions against the town. Teasle was to join him in death shortly thereafter.
Harry Wormwood

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**Mr. Harold "Harry" Wormwood**, also known as **Mr. Wormwood**, is the secondary antagonist in Roald Dahl's book *Matilda* and its popular 1996 film adaptation.

He is the owner of Wormwood Motors, the husband of Zinnia Wormwood and the father of Matilda and Michael Wormwood. Despite posing as an honest businessman, Harry is actually a crook and a con-artist who sells defective cars to people at unreasonable prices, as he believes that no one makes money being honest and is also unaware that the FBI are spying on him as he believes that the FBI are speedboat salesmen.
Jay Gatsby

Gatsby in the 2013 film adaptation

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**James Gatz**, better known by his fantasy title **Jay Gatsby**, is the titular main protagonist of F. Scott Fitzgerald's most famous work *The Great Gatsby*. He was a self-made businessman (who started off poor) that made his wealth in bootlegging in order to impress Daisy Buchanan with his great wealth in hope that she would be his again.

Gatsby's character became a character archetype when describing a self-made man who dreams of wealth and social status and he also became the inspiration for other wealthy characters with mysterious pasts. Unlike Tom Buchanan, he isn't outright villainous and is more of an anti-hero due to the process with how he gets his money.
Harold Caine

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**Harold Caine**, aka **Grandfather**, is the main antagonist of the Alex Cross novel *Cross Justice*. Caine ran a drug smuggling operation across the South, having all the judges in his North Carolina hometown in his pocket. He murdered Rashawn Turnbull, his grandson and a mixed race boy in the class of Alex Cross' cousin, Stefan Tate. Tate was framed, provoking Cross to investigate and travel there with his family. They all support Tate, and Cross' long-lost and supposedly dead father Jason insists he take on a serial killing case, which is revealed to be tied to Caine's drug operation. Ousting Caine's operation and proving him guilty of all his crimes, including Turnbull's murder out of bigotry and the serial killings in Florida, Caine and his entire operation as well as all of his accomplices are arrested.

## Biography

The town of Starksville, NC, refuses to welcome the family and wants Tate to be hanged. Traveling to Belle Glade, FL, Cross finds his estranged father Jason, who supposedly killed himself and is now a Palm beach sergeant wanting Cross to investigate a serial killer case there. Cross also looks into Marvin Bell, an NC entrepreneur allegedly having "orchestrated" Jason's "death". Bell is revealed to have been working in cohorts with Caine to smuggle a hot drug popular in the South, resulting in massive financial acquisition. When Tate was watching the drug trade, Caine decided to finally take out pent up racism on Turnbull and both killed him and framed Tate to stop the investigation. The judges in the town were under FBI watch for corruption, with all the discoveries, all players in the trade and conspiracies are taken into custody and set for trial, Tate successfully being exonerated.
Ron Guidice

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**Ron Guidice** is the central antagonist of the Alex Cross novel *Alex Cross, Run*. Guidice is Alex Cross' personal stalker and harasser, hellbent on ruining his reputation out of projected revenge for the death of his fiancé at the hands of a metro cop. Guidice disses the MPD, particularly Cross, doggedly on his radical website, *TheRealDeal*. While Cross investigates the sexual sadism case of Elijah Creem and Joshua Bergman, as well as one of Guidice's own murders, Guidice successfully drugs Cross in an altercation, frames him for giving drugs to adpoted daughter Ava using illegal spy equipment, gets Social Services to take her away, and posts it on his website, temporarily demoting Cross to desk duty and paper pushing. A startling revelation cliches Guidice for worse than stalking and assault: Guidice is revealed to be a family killer and child abductor, "collecting" babies he sires illicitly to raise as his children after he leaves them at the homes of the women's parents before killing them too and stealing the children for himself. Elizabeth Reilly, the woman murdered early in the book, is the latest dead woman, her baby Guidice's daughter. When coming home to his mother and first illicit daughter, Emma Lee, Guidice lies and the baby and says "some slut" "left" the baby in his car after hooking up years ago. Guidice also ends up killing Ava, by burning her in a flop house, which Cross targets Guidice over to get revenge. Guidice scuffles with Cross and starts a gunfight, but ends up being shot dead by Bree Stone.
Don John

Don John in the theatre adaptation

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**Don John** is the half-brother to Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon, and the main antagonist of the William Shakespeare comedy *Much Ado About Nothing*. A malcontent resentful of his brother, he tries to combat the merriness of those around him by ruining the upcoming marriage between Claudio, a soldier and friend to Pedro, and Hero, daughter to Leonato, Governor of Messinia and another friend of Pedro's.
Geoffrey Shafer

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**Geoffrey Shafer**, aka **The Weasel**, is the main antagonist in the Alex Cross novel *Pop Goes the Weasel*, later the secondary antagonist in the later novel *London Bridges*. Shafer is a Colonel of the British Army who later received a posting in the MI6 Intelligence Service and then served as a diplomat in the British embassy in Washington, D.C. In *Pop Goes the Weasel*, Shafer waives diplomatic immunity to stand trial for the murder of Detective Patsy Hampton and is acquitted in a case marked by considerable sensationalism. Shafer survives an encounter with Alex Cross in the Bahamas and under a disguise, returns to England to murder his wife Lucy. By the events of *London Bridges*, Shafer settles in Salvador, Brazil but is caught by "The Wolf" and forced to work for Christyakov, being assigned to kill Cross. In London, England, Shafer held Cross at gunpoint but failed to anticipate that the latter would fight back; Detective Cross gets the upper hand in the scuffle and shoots Shafer dead.
Mason Kimball

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**Mason Kimball** is the main antagonist of the *Hannah Swensen Mysteries* novel *Strawberry Shortcake Murder*. Mason is a local crew volunteer on a national baking competition setting up in Lake Eden, Minnesota, with a son named Craig in sports. Mason would secretly provide Craig with steroids to enhance his performance. Coach and domestic abuser Boyd Watson found this out and was prepared to report the two and have Craig kicked out of sports.

Mason went over to he Watson house to try and incentive Boyd again, but the refusal led to the two scuffling and Mason killing Boyd by bludgeoning him with his own ball peen hammer. Danielle, Boyd's widowed wife, was the prime suspect, but snooping reporter Lucy Richards had pictures of Mason's crime and tried to blackmail with the photos. Mason retorted with shooting her execution-style, leaving her corpse n her car, and destroying all the evidence he could find, missing a roll of film that showed his horse cuff links.

Hannah Swensen, local baker and sleuth, went to question him on the cuff links, but she found them right at his desk and realized he's the murderer. Appearing by the doorway, he voices he's ready to killer, then holds her at gunpoint to force her to the stage. Swensen discreetly turns on a camera to get his confession and hostage-taking on tape. He admits to everything, then reveals his plan to kill Swensen on a tarp and have her shop assistant, Lisa Herman, find her dead. Then after the final straw of calling her cookies "overrated", when he lowers his gun slightly, Swensen throws flour in his face, knees his crotch, and slams his wrist three times to break it, then snatching his gun and holding it on him while he screams in pain. Her brother in law, Officer Bill Todd, and crush Detective Mike Kingston rush up to arrest Kimball, shocked Swensen got the confession on take. Local doctor Knight sets Mason's wrist while he's in custody.
Michael Bell

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**Michael Bell** aka **Mary Smith** or **The Storyteller** is the main antagonist of the Alex Cross Novel *Mary, Mary*. With a disturbed obsession of grandeur, Bell planned a series of serial killings under the alias of "Mary Smith", partly to cover up his guilt in the murder of his wife.

## Biography

Mary Wagner was Bell's patsy, having killed her children twenty years before and lived under the psychosis that they were still in their home. Bell killed multiple people in publicity, all the while describing the crimes in emails in detail under the alias. Bell first shot an actress and mutilated her face with a knife. LA Times entertainment reporter Arnold Grinner receives the email describing Bell's thoughts leading up to the murder. Cross is given the case because the actress was a friend of the president. A movie producer and a local anchorwoman are next to die, Cross working with local detective Jeanne Galetta as the investigation progresses and Cross struggles with love and family. Arnold Grinner is the final victim in the publicity spree.

Cross starting to date Galetta results in her lose of authorization on the case. However, she finds Wagner's suburban was found at all the scenes, and she's not far from the cafe where the emails were sent from. She's detained after being questioned, especially since circumstantial evidence piled on her, including stickers at the murder scenes with the first letters of each of her children's names, and being absent from work during each murder. But when Alex Cross gets into a taxi and sees another dead journalist, Truscott, he realizes he's in Bell's ride. After confronting Bell, the car crashes, and Cross kills Bell in a fight. Wagner ends up killing herself in custody.
El Patrón

### Personality

Greedy, charismatic, ruthless, sociopathic, friendly (formerly), sympathetic (formerly), callous, uncaring, vicious, cruel, remorseless, manipulative

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**Matteo Alacrán**, mostly known as **El Patrón**, is the main antagonist in the 2002 dystopian novel *The House of the Scorpion*. He is the most powerful of the drug lords, and he is also the ruler of Opium. Matt (the main protagonist) is a clone of him.

## Personality

El Patrón initially seems to be friendly and sympathetic despite being apparently dangerous. He spends a lot of time caring for and protecting Matt, and he seems to have a tragic backstory; he had seven siblings who all died at early ages. However, all of this turns out to be a facade to hide his true nature. In reality, El Patrón is greedy, ruthless, sociopathic, callous, and uncaring. He utterly lacks any remorse for any evil deeds that he commits, and he is a traitor who will do almost anything to ensure his own power and survival.
Sim Racing Resources Wiki

**Welcome to the Sim Racing Resources Wiki!**
The sim racing resources wikia is dedicated to list and direct all available content for sim racing games. To see the available content for the sim of your choice, click on one of the category links below.

**Please note** that this is an ongoing project and thus doesn't claim to be complete in any way.
Anton Christyakov

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**Anton Christyakov**, aka **The Wolf**, is the main antagonist of the consecutive Alex Cross novels *The Big Bad Wolf* and *London Bridges*. Christyakov is a Red Mafiya mobster and ex-KGB agent previously recruited by American intelligence and on a mission of terrorism motivated by grief and the loss of family in a blast.

## Background

Christyakov was in demand for employment at the CIA by director Thomas Weir, emigrated out of Russia and helped into England to meet with Martin Lodge, the chief of Scotland Yard, and other liaisons in 1990. Christyakov's family was transported with them in hopes they would get asylum, specifically to Paris where the mobster reunited with them later. Christyakov was forever shaken and traumatized when his entire family was killed in their home in 1994. An explosion disintegrated the property with them inside, and Christyakov held accountability on the CIA for the disaster. His son gave him a black rubber stress ball. and Christyakov forever kept the souvenir in memory of his lost loved ones, squeezing it whenever pained or heightened. From that point forward, Christyakov swore revenge and became a terrorist to take revenge on the parties he deemed responsible for his losses.

## History

### *The Big Bad Wolf*

The search for "The Wolf" was a taxing challenge, as multiple mobsters, particularly in the same syndicates as Christyakov, would all go by the moniker and were strikingly similar in physicality. Pasha Sorokin is one such red herring "Wolf", leading a ring of human and sex trafficking after immigrating from Tel Aviv into Florida. Sorokin's associates, Homer O. "Potter" Taylor and Lawrence "Sterling" Lipton, lead to the ring and Sorokin's arrest. Sorokin denies being the Wolf, and either Sorokin or Christyakov arranges for the murder of the Liptons through partners in crime in Dallas. Christyakov kills Sorokin with a rocket launcher, along with all others in the convoy Sorokin's transported in before reaching the courthouse. This is to silence Sorokin to prevent selling out the Mafiya.

### *London Bridges*

Christyakov then bombs a small Nevada town and demands a ransom in billions, threatening to bomb major cities NYC, Paris, Frankfurt, and Tel Aviv. Geoffrey "The Weasel" Shafer is abducted from his hideaway in brazil and forced into Christyakov's plan. After getting reconstructive surgery for a disguise, Shafer is shot dead by Cross trying to escape, and Cross' family is taken hostage. Klara Lodge, Martin Lodge's Czech widow, is holding them for the ransom to stop Christyakov, but Cross' family is successfully rescued. Cross eventually finds out Christyakov's identity and motives, meeting with Red Mafiya leader Tolya Bykov for more details and negotiations. Cross spots Christyakov from recognizing his son's ball. Cross ensues in a chase with the mobster and gets into the Wolf's car to punch him and stop him. With a broken nose, Christyakov congratulates Cross before killing himself with a cyanide pill. Cross takes the ball as proof of the Wolf's death.
Thierry Mulch

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**Thierry Mulch**, aka **Marcus Sunday**, is the main antagonist of the consecutive Alex Cross novels *Cross My Heart* and then *Hope to Die*. With an obsession for infamy and seeing Cross as such a means to that end, Mulch targeted Cross in the most personal, threatening way possible: Mulch abducted Cross' wife, grandmother, and children. Holding them hostage, Mulch provokes Cross in a vendetta of breaking as many limits as Mulch wants Cross to for the sake of his family's return.
Sylvie Boudrais

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**Sylvie Boudrais** aka **Elle** is the main killer in the Temperance Brennan novel *Death du Jour*. “Elle”, self-named, is the leader of a murderous doomsday cult, responsible for brainwashing and holding captive Tempe’s sister, Harry.

## Background

Boudrais is a common case of a wasted talent and spirit. She’s descended from a Québécois mother and has an IQ off the charts, but her mother died and her father would beat her and sell her into pedophilic prostitution, scarring her from the frequent sexual violation. She dropped out of school and ran away from home, where she moved herself between various apocalypse-obsessed cults, before some of the cults she came to knew defected and started their own. With their hysteria and her abuses, she wouldn’t stop at assimilating and maddening into hive minds. The entire cult would spiral into gruesome torture and murder.
Death Eaters

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The **Death Eaters**, also sometimes called "**The Eaters**" and sometimes known as "**Knights of Walpurgis**", is a society of renegade witches and wizards who serve as the followers of Lord Voldemort and the main antagonistic faction of the *Harry Potter* books and films.

## History

The group primarily consisted of radical pure-blood supremacists who practiced the Dark Arts with reckless abandon, without regard to or fear of wizarding law. Voldemort used this select group of wizards and witches during both the first and second Wizarding Wars, employing them as his elite force.

They are often cloaked and wear dark, oddly-shaped masks with snake-like eye slits to cover their faces. They also tend to wear tall, pointed hats approximately half the length of the wearer's height. Death Eaters are not to be confused with Dementors, the guards of Azkaban which are similar in shape.

Death Eaters are often spies; they keep their loyalty to Voldemort secret as many are involved in British Wizarding politics and various bureaucratic organizations.

The Death Eaters had a symbol on their arm, called the Dark Mark, a skull with a serpent crawling out of the mouth. When Voldemort touched one of them via the Protean Charm, each of the Death Eaters felt it, signaling for them to Apparate to their leader's side. A larger Dark Mark cast in the sky with the spell *Morsmordre* would sometimes be used to frighten the Wizarding World, because it was frequently cast at the site of murders.

Notable Death Eaters include Lucius Malfoy and Severus Snape. Severus Snape, who served as a professor of potions at Hogwarts, served the Dark Lord but was also a true friend of Albus Dumbledore, the headmaster of the school. Lucius is the father of Draco Malfoy, an enemy of Harry Potter and student of the Slytherin House. Draco later became a Death Eater himself; both he and his father planned the death of Dumbledore as well as Harry.

When Voldemort was finally killed by Harry, the Dark Marks on the Death Eaters' arms turned into powerless scars and the ones that survived the Battle of Hogwarts were immediately arrested, while others fled away. It is unknown if those who fled got arrested afterwards, or if they are still on the run.
Mr. Sir

Marion Sevillo in the film adaptation

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**Mr. Sir** (real name: **Marion Sevillo** in the film) is the secondary antagonist of Louis Sacher's 1998 novel *Holes*, as well as its 2003 Disney film adaptation of the same name.

He was portrayed by Jon Voight in the film, who also portrayed Paul Serone in *Anaconda*, Jim Phelps in *Mission: Impossible*, and Thomas Reynolds in *Enemy of the State*.
Lady Macbeth

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**Lady Macbeth** is the titular secondary antagonist of Shakespeare's play *Macbeth*. She is the wife of Lord Macbeth of Scotland, and it is she who gives him the idea of killing the King.

Because of her part in the crimes, Lady Macbeth is so remorseful that she walks in her sleep and eventually kills herself.

## History

Lady Macbeth goads her husband, Lord Macbeth, into murdering King Duncan so he can usurp the throne. While Macbeth refuses at first, she wears him down by appealing to his ambition and challenging his manhood. She gets Duncan's guards so drunk that they pass out to give Macbeth a clear path to kill Duncan. Once Macbeth kills Duncan, Lady Macbeth plants the blood-stained dagger he used on the guards, framing them for the murder. She feigns sorrow at the King's death and insinuates that Duncan's sons, Malcolm and Donalbain, ordered their father's death, forcing them to flee the country. With all other potential inheritors of the throne vanquished, Macbeth becomes King of Scotland, with Lady Macbeth as his Queen.

Once she has the power she so long desired, however, Lady Macbeth is plagued with guilt over her role in Duncan's murder. Her guilt is so overpowering that she hallucinates that her hands are stained with Duncan's blood, as well as that of the other people who Macbeth murdered to secure his power. She was unable to stand it any longer, so she commits suicide by jumping off her castle's highest peak.

When she died, MacBeth's only reply was: "She would have died thereafter (meaning that she would have died sometime sooner or later).".
Ryder Finch

**Ryder Finch** is a contestant from EXILED 3.

Ryder throughout the competition stayed fairly consistent on his run, rarely ever being considered a target for elimination, and getting along with generally everyone he met on the cast.. his most notable relationships were with Bonnie Woods, Dwayne Jackson, and Josie Baker.. another notable relationship Ryder is best known for are the two resident animal friends he met during his time, Jaysus the Sheep, and Peanut the Hedgehog were both incredibly fond of the animal loving individual.

His run was consistent, and proved to be winner material, performing well in challenges, and managing to create bonds with people that kept him safe for a long time, heck, he is the only person in the entire cast to make it through the entire Have-Not phase without ever being named as a Have-Not.

Ryder's time in the game came to an unfortunate end, coming the Final 10, where he was thrown into the elimination challenge due to his team losing the immunity challenge, having to face, Wes, Josie, and Adidlyn in the elimination challenge, both him and Josie lost, sadly eliminating Ryder from the competition, placing 10th overall... but despite this Ryder was still a loved contestant on the show, and went on to win the Fan Favorite award for EXILED 3.