Everybody loves a hero, but nothing is quite as satisfying as a villain redemption arc. Television is full of bad guys who went good, with various catalysts that pushed them towards their atonement. Deception, murder, and cruelty — these TV villains were capable of it all, but the promise of love, a quest to be truly understood, and a desire to be better pushed them beyond their comfort zones.From Game of Thrones to The Vampire Diaries, television shows love to depict nuanced characters who are initially antagonistic but choose a better path somewhere down the line. These redeemed villains are incredibly satisfying to watch and add new dimensions to already great shows.The Kingslayer was a certified villain at the beginning of Game of Thrones. One-half of the most toxic ships on television, Jaime started his arc by crippling Bran after throwing him off a tower. However, his meeting with Brienne of Tarth made him want to be a better person.RELATED: 20 TV Plot Holes That Still Bother Fans
Everybody loves a hero, but nothing is quite as satisfying as a villain redemption arc. Television is full of bad guys who went good, with various catalysts that pushed them towards their atonement. Deception, murder, and cruelty — these TV villains were capable of it all, but the promise of love, a quest to be truly understood, and a desire to be better pushed them beyond their comfort zones.
From Game of Thrones to The Vampire Diaries, television shows love to depict nuanced characters who are initially antagonistic but choose a better path somewhere down the line. These redeemed villains are incredibly satisfying to watch and add new dimensions to already great shows.
The Kingslayer was a certified villain at the beginning of Game of Thrones. One-half of the most toxic ships on television, Jaime started his arc by crippling Bran after throwing him off a tower. However, his meeting with Brienne of Tarth made him want to be a better person.
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