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“In my opinion, the best villains in SF literature tend not to be individuals -- cackling mad scientists and dark-robed overlords work better in visual media than in print.”
MIND MELD: Bad Guys We Love to Hate: The Best Literary Villains in SF/F/H
“After her marriage ended, Ms. Maran had a long, live-in relationship with a clearly disturbed woman who was convinced that she had been molested by her father (who had died when she was 5) and who was haunted by fantasies of dark-robed people chanting at forest campfires when she was a child.”
“Bayard tumbled backward toward the Scorpion2s throne, and the dark-robed villain followed, his eyes glowing with a blue-white light, the pendulum bright in his lowered left hand, his black-edged weapon raised triumphantly in his right.”
“Silvara and I watched in awe as a dark-robed cleric brought forth a shining”
“At a gesture from Sir Robert, those who were already seated stood up respectfully, each Knight lifting his wine glass to the approaching, dark-robed figure.”
“So after being wowed by a rainbow parade of dyed hair, a boy in bedazzled Spiderman t-shirt and web armbands, a dark-robed horde of tween druids, and at least nine female anime cats, whom did they crown?”
“But he on his part secretly gave her sweet pomegranate seed to eat, taking care for himself that she might not remain continually with grave, dark-robed Demeter.”
“He knew it because he had served there, still blindly obedient to dark-robed mages and ebony-armored warlords.”
“Then Basalt saw more sparks, more light, explode from the dark-robed dwarves.”
“Will stared about him for a last moment at the high torchlit hall, with its one dark-robed figure standing tall as a tree, and the unknown bearded lord seated motionless on his throne.”
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