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In many stories, there comes a time when the villain raids a place and/or lays a siege on a place, country, town, or city. This is one of the most evil acts ever done by an antagonist, and it can be for these reasons:

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  • Raids & Sieges
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  • In many stories, there comes a time when the villain raids a place and/or lays a siege on a place, country, town, or city. This is one of the most evil acts ever done by an antagonist, and it can be for these reasons:
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  • In many stories, there comes a time when the villain raids a place and/or lays a siege on a place, country, town, or city. This is one of the most evil acts ever done by an antagonist, and it can be for these reasons: * To rid the land of real or imagined threats. * To find a source of supreme power. * To find an enemy to bring down. * To steal treasure/other coveted items for him/herself. * Kidnapped the hero or other good guys of importance, usually as means to complete their schemes. * Making his/her threat an/or reputation known to everyone (if the said sieges/raids intended to be an act of Rising to Power).
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