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Topic	All-Purpose Wrestling Topic 463: Better Viewership Than Raw
scarletspeed7 12/13/18 12:47:06 PM #289:	NBIceman posted... This argument is really good evidence for why the outdated conceptions of face and heel characters need to be done away with entirely. Write compelling, logical, three dimensional characters and stories to surround them. Then let the audience decide who to cheer for and go from there. Hey, another reason why bad writers are killing WWE! You don't even need to necessarily get rid of faces and heels so much as provide consistent, logical booking and reasoning to the characters. It's like how characters like the Horsemen became faces during the NWO era when they were against the NWO and remained heels against the rest of WCW. Just find natural progression. I will always argue that the character of Lex Luger in the latter half of the 90s is one of the most nuanced characters in wrestling, and it's because he eschews the normal role of a heel and develops microrelationships on the roster that have grayer histories. --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful <cite>scarletspeed7 posted [p:914059549] in All-Purpos... [t:77285864]...</cite> <quote><cite>NBIceman posted...</cite> <quote>This argument is really good evidence for why the outdated conceptions of face and heel characters need to be done away with entirely. Write compelling, logical, three dimensional characters and stories to surround them. Then let the audience decide who to cheer for and go from there.</quote> Hey, another reason why bad writers are killing WWE! You don't even need to necessarily get rid of faces and heels so much as provide consistent, logical booking and reasoning to the characters. It's like how characters like the Horsemen became faces during the NWO era when they were against the NWO and remained heels against the rest of WCW. Just find natural progression. I will always argue that the character of Lex Luger in the latter half of the 90s is one of the most nuanced characters in wrestling, and it's because he eschews the normal role of a heel and develops microrelationships on the roster that have grayer histories. --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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