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personal reflection · 8.7

A big element of fictional power fantasies is having a clear and compelling identity and taking direct action toward goals. This explains why many evil characters are loved even though they are emotionally dysfunctional mob bosses with a terrible home life, or bitter, pathetic, terminal cancer patients. Tony Soprano and Walter White have clear and present goals that they move continuously toward without self doubt. That’s the real fantasy, more than the “power” they have. #deeptakes

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