: Another example of this as well as Doctor Evil is Darth Vader. Starts off an innocent boy Corrupted to become evil and follow his new master under the pretense that he'll save his wife Convinced

Another example of this as well as Doctor Evil is Darth Vader.

Starts off an innocent boy
Corrupted to become evil and follow his new master under the pretense that he'll save his wife
Convinced in the last moment that there is still good in his heart and overthrows his evil master
Pays for his actions by his death but ultimately died as a good man in the eyes of his son

Roughly.

I would gladly read about such a character's progression in a fantasy environment. I think ultimately most people don't really like to read an ending that is not positive, but it doesn't mean the character can't be malleable to the point of going against his moral beliefs for a period of time and then being redeemed.

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: Technically it's still the narrator (author) saying what the character may or may not be thinking so I would say yes. In narrated films, the narrator might add their own thoughts about events

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: Technically it's still the narrator (author) saying what the character may or may not be thinking so I would say yes. In narrated films, the narrator might add their own thoughts about events

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