Overview: In this essаy, yоu will prаctice оne оf the most importаnt college-level writing skills: making a meaningful argument while acknowledging both sides. Instructions: Write an argumentative essay that redeems your chosen Disney Villain. In other words, you are showing why the villain became the “bad guy,” how his or her actions are justified, and how the hero of the story may have it wrong. Remember, while you are defending the villain, at some point, you need to show why he or she is in the wrong. You will choose ONE of the villains below and write a focused, thesis-driven argument essay. The goal of this essay is to show that your villain is redeemable. Topic Options Classic Disney Villains Star Wars Villains Marvel Villains (MCU Focused) Maleficent – Sleeping Beauty Ursula – The Little Mermaid Scar – The Lion King Cruella de Vil – 101 Dalmatians Hades – Hercules Jafar – Aladdin The Evil Queen – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Captain Hook – Peter Pan Dr. Facilier – The Princess and the Frog Mother Gothel – Tangled Queen of Hearts – Alice in Wonderland Gaston – Beauty and the Beast Lady Tremaine – Cinderella Yzma – The Emperor’s New Groove Claude Frollo – The Hunchback of Notre Dame Lotso – Toy Story 3 Hopper – A Bug’s Life Randall Boggs – Monsters, Inc. Syndrome – The Incredibles Darth Vader – Original Trilogy Emperor Palpatine (Darth Sidious) – Prequels & Originals Kylo Ren – Sequel Trilogy Grand Moff Tarkin – A New Hope Count Dooku (Darth Tyranus) – Attack of the Clones Darth Maul – The Phantom Menace General Grievous – Revenge of the Sith Supreme Leader Snoke – Sequel Trilogy Moff Gideon – The Mandalorian Asajj Ventress – Clone Wars Thrawn – Rebels / Ahsoka Inquisitors – Rebels / Obi-Wan Kenobi Hux – Sequel Trilogy Cad Bane – Clone Wars / Book of Boba Fett Thanos – Avengers: Infinity War / Endgame Loki (early MCU) – Thor / Avengers Ultron – Avengers: Age of Ultron Green Goblin (Norman Osborn) – Spider-Man: No Way Home Killmonger – Black Panther Hela – Thor: Ragnarok Red Skull – Captain America: The First Avenger Taskmaster – Black Widow Vulture – Spider-Man: Homecoming Mysterio – Spider-Man: Far From Home Wenwu (The Mandarin) – Shang-Chi Agatha Harkness – WandaVision Kingpin (Wilson Fisk) – Hawkeye / Daredevil Kang the Conqueror – Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Gorr the God Butcher – Thor: Love and Thunder Mechanics: MLA 9 Formatting (12 pt., Times New Roman font, and MLA header), five (5) paragraphs (an intro, three body paragraphs, and a conclusion that each reach a minimum of eight sentences). Remember, formal papers do not use “I” or “You” pronouns. You cannot use contractions (you're, can't, should've, etc.)
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