Interrogation. “Und now ve vill all learn the truth!”9
Execution. “ You don't know how hard I found it, signing the order to terminate your life.”3
Experimentation. “You should be very proud. You are making a contribution to science.”7
Enslavement. “You will soon learn to appreciate me.”9
Wanton Cruelty. “It will be fun watching you squirm, and suffer before you eventually die!”11
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This poll is about what drives those perfidious purveyors of peril to do what they do. What is their reason for coming up with terrifying torments or diabolical death traps? Of course, the villain might have more than one, or you might have multiple villain involved (eg the guy who wants the secret information backed by the die-hard sadist who just really loves their evil work). Vote for your favourites.
PS Bonus bragging points if you can name where the quotes come from. As a hint... two are from a famous movie franchise, one is from a 1980s sword and sandal movie, one is from 1970s tv, and one is from a super hero comic 🙂
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