Pure Evil Proposal - Rassilon
Original proposal was plagiarized, so now would be a fitting time for me to write this up not only because this could, in a way, serve as a follow-up to my last proposal for the "Harold Saxon" Master, but also because our following candidate is the one to thank for Saxon's insanity in the first place. What are the odds, huh.
- 1 What's the Work?
- 2 Who is the Candidate? What Have They Done?
- 3 Freudian Excuse/Mitigating Factors
- 4 Heinous Standard
- 5 Final Verdict
Most of us are likely aware of what Doctor Who is by this point: a television institution broadcast by the BBC and the longest-running sci-fi series in history. Originally destined to be a humble educational series that would inevitably end after the adventures of one Doctor (played by William Hartn…
Pure Evil Proposal - The Master (Harold Saxon)
To preface this, I've already proposed this character back in 2018, but I've elected to do a re-write for him since the "heinous standard" section in the original EP, to my error and inexperience at the time, was plagiarized, not to mention that the proposal overall was too short and under-detailed. Thus, I thought I'd use this opportunity to write up a more detailed EP that I anticipate will do the character justice this time.
And yes, I will be referring to him as "Saxon" throughout the duration of this proposal for convenience sake.
- 1 What's the Work?
- 2 Who is the Candidate? What Have They Done?
- 2.1 "Utopia"/"The Sound of Drums"/"Last of the Time Lords"
- 2.2 "The End of Time"
- 2.3 "World Enough and Time"/"The Doctor Falls"
- 3 Freudian Excuse/Mitigating…
Pure Evil Proposal - Colonel Gunther Reza
Having rewatched this film recently, thought I should give the following candidate a shot.
- 1 What's the Work?
- 2 Who is the Candidate? What Have They Done?
- 3 Freudian Excuse/Mitigating Factors
- 4 Heinous Standard
- 5 Final Verdict
A Fistful of Dynamite, also known as Duck, You Sucker! and Once Upon a Time... the Revolution, is a 1971 Zapata Western film directed by Sergio Leone, starring Rod Steiger and James Coburn, and set during the Mexican Revolution. It was Leone's final spaghetti-western, and unfortunately his most underrated film, having failed to have the same legacy that the Dollars Trilogy and Once Upon a Time in the West had for various reasons. In the film, a Mexican bandit called Juan Miranda (Steiger) forms an unlikely alliance with an Irish re…
Pure Evil Proposal - Thenardier
Here's a character whom I never thought had a chance at qualifying until researching his book counterpart.
- 1 What's the Work?
- 2 Who is the Candidate? What Have They Done?
- 3 Freudian Excuse/Mitigating Factors
- 4 Heinous Standard
- 5 Final Verdict
Les Misérables is a 1862 historical novel by Victor Hugo. It tells the story of a convict called Jean Valjean who was sentenced to nineteen years in prison for stealing a loaf of bread and then making multiple attempts to escape. After his release, he is turned away and shunned by everyone until he meets a bishop, who shows him hospitality and mercy. He turns his life around and tries to put his past life behind him, doing numerous noble deeds and even becoming the mayor. However, his past continues to cast a sh…
Pure Evil Re-Proposal - Carter J. Burke
This is a character whom I seriously, seriously can't believe was rejected back then, so having gotten permission from a bureaucrat to repropose the following character last month, thought I should get into it now.
NOTE: Like my last proposal, this is a re-evaluation, so PLEASE address the new arguments if you're going to downvote. Otherwise, I'm striking your vote if you fail to elaborate.
- 1 Who is the Candidate? What Have They Done?
- 2 Freudian Excuse/Mitigating Factors
- 3 Heinous Standard
- 4 Final Verdict
No reason to make this long, so I'll just sum up the basics: Carter J. Burke is a junior executive for Weyland-Yutani. At some point preceding the start of the film, he discovered the Xenomorphs and sent over a hundred colonists to a ship near Hadley…