- Does Dr Doom count for this? He believes he’s seen humanity perish in every reality except the one where he becomes the absolute ruler. 
- Does Snape count? - What about Loki(marvel)? - Snape was never a good guy though. Very brave, yes and he had some good qualities. He was also vindictive and a bully - willing to put his petty dislikes above the quality of his teaching. - He was also vindictive and a bully - I formed the impression that James Potter and his gang were the real bullies, and Snape is a tragic character traumatized by their bullying. - Yes, but then he went on to be an adult bullying children. - The book strongly implies that Snape turns into a horrible person as a direct consequence of James Potter’s bullying. He seems to be a nice kid before that. 
 
 
- Snape was a good guy, in a sense of oposing the bad guy. - He was however not a good guy in a sense of being at least a decent human being. 
 
 
- Adrian Veidt, Watchmen. - Absolutely not, unless you adhere to pure utilitarianism. Veidt kills untold numbers of innocent people on a self-imposed quest to do what he believes will save humanity. He was a straight up megalomaniac and the only upside is that his murderous actions eventually lead to peace. 
 
- Interview With the Vampire’s Lestat was a bloodthirsty murderer. The Vampire Lestat’s Lestat was a bloodthirsty murderer … with a conscience. - In Tale of the Body Thief, he drinks orange juice and it makes him think of drinking sunshine. 
- I loved the Vampire Lestat. - The golden hour. 
 








