> look if he was a dying man with cancer > but is the chud they needed not the chud that would gain true sympathy i disagree, he has to go for the angle that he did it for you, me and everyone else. not himself. the moment he tries to make himself a sympathetic character, he loses. americans as a people are in love with heroes that take out villians. brian thompson has to be shown to be a villian, and luigi has to be a modern day william wallace figure. if he frames his actions as wholly devoted to the protection of the oppressed, hell be remembered not as a tragic figure seeking empathy, but as a defiant champion willing to give up everything for a cause bigger than himself. thats the legend people rally arounda modern-day wallace who takes on a tyrannical figurehead and refuses to let the masses suffer in silence.
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