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What we do know, however, is that Salem is a NeverMyFault character who has only existed for as long as she has because she\'s refused to accept any part of the blame for ending up in the situation she\'s in. So far, the implication is that she\'s only as dangerous to the world as she currently is because she made a choice to be -- she wasn\'t always a threat to the whole of humanity, after all, not even after she fell in the Pools of Grimm.
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What we do know, however, is that Salem is a NeverMyFault character who has only existed for as long as she has because she\\\'s refused to accept any part of the blame for ending up in the situation she\\\'s in. So far, the implication is that she\\\'s only as dangerous to the world as she currently is because she made a choice to be -- she wasn\\\'t always a threat to the whole of humanity, after all, not even after she fell in the Pools of Grimm. A TragicVillain has no choice.
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What we do know, however, is that Salem is a NeverMyFault character who has only existed for as long as she has because she\'s refused to accept any part of the blame for ending up in the situation she\'s in. So, far the implication is that she\'s only as dangerous to the world as she currently is because she made a choice to be -- she wasn\'t always a threat to the whole of humanity, after all, not even after she fell in the Pools of Grimm.
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What we do know, however, is that Salem is a NeverMyFault character who has only existed for as long as she has because she\\\'s refused to accept any part of the blame for ending up in the situation she\\\'s in. So far, the implication is that she\\\'s only as dangerous to the world as she currently is because she made a choice to be -- she wasn\\\'t always a threat to the whole of humanity, after all, not even after she fell in the Pools of Grimm.
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No, I don\'t think she would be. If TragicVillain was a YMMV trope where the audience sympathises with her back-story, I wouldn\'t say anything, but it\'s an objective trope. While she might classify as a TragicVillain eventually, at the moment she doesn\'t: The trope requires the villain to know what they\'re doing is evil, but they feel they have to do it anyway. We don\'t actually know right now if Salem regards what she does as evil.
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No, I don\\\'t think she would be. If TragicVillain was a YMMV trope where the audience sympathises with her back-story, I wouldn\\\'t say anything, but it\\\'s an objective trope. The trope requires the villain to know what they\\\'re doing is evil, but they feel they have to do it anyway. We don\\\'t actually know right now if Salem regards what she does as evil.
