The Power of a Good Villain

In this chapter, the speakers discuss the idea that good wrestling villains are often partially right, using the analogy of the devil quoting scripture. They highlight how a good villain can make the audience wrestle with larger points and create tension, using the example of Killmonger in Black Panther. They also talk about how the best villains force individuals to confront questions they have been avoiding and create empathy for those who are suffering.