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  1. Needs More Votes: Jeremy Goldberg from The KTG Saga. - Ends March 15
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You blame bad parenting? My parents died. You don't see me raping anyone.
~ Jessica Jones to Kilgrave when the latter tries to use his backstory to excuse his actions.
God, why don't you stop your whining and get on with it? I've heard this s--t before! Do you know why you kill people, Roman? Do you? BECAUSE YOU CHOOSE TO! There is no one else to blame! Why don’t you take some F--KING responsibility?
~ Sidney Prescott to Roman Bridger after the latter explains his excuse as to why he started killing.

A Fake Tragic is a Pure Evil who either faked their own tragedy or actually presents a tragic past or an alleged Freudian Excuse, but cannot qualify as truly tragic due their motivation having little if anything to do with their so-called tragedy. The reason why their tragic past doesn't prevent them from being Pure Evil is due to how it doesn't affect them, with some using it as a flimsy excuse for their actions.

In some instances, these Pure Evils may have been former heroes, given the circumstances of their tragedy leading to them becoming the complete opposite of admirable.

For the sake of Pure Evil, they usually fall under psychopaths/sociopaths due to the fact that they can never be portrayed sympathetically and are overall the evil opposites of sympathetic characters, but exceptions exist if they have different mental illnesses.

Villains in this category include:

Mere speculations/implications of a tragic past are not enough to qualify a character for this category (e.g. William Afton, Agatha Trunchbull, Junko Enoshima, The Lich, Dr. Facilier, Desert Tumbler, Moff Gideon and The Chairman ); they must have an established backstory which must come from an official and trustworthy source.

It is the opposite of Tragic Pure Good heroes and of its far less evil counterpart, Tragic villains.

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