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Topic	Don't tell me what I can't do: a 10-year LOST retrospective/character ranking
GameStonk 02/28/21 1:24:40 PM #230:	oh hey I can embed picture now! #17. Martin Keamy Keamy is a really effective bad guy. I haven't done the research to confirm this, but I get the feeling that Keamy earned himself a bigger role on the show through sheer contrast against some of the other antagonists we've seen across the series. His motivations are clear; there is no ambiguity about his morality; and he actually succeeds in being someone you root against. Keamy also doesn't overstay his welcome. He played his part exactly as long as was needed and didn't bloat his arc with some extended backstory. He was a badass mercenary who was there for one reason and, if not for the black smoke, he would have delivered. And yes, he also makes some good eggs. <cite>GameStonk posted [p:951182019] in Don't tell... [t:79296643]...</cite> <quote>oh hey I can embed picture now! #17. Martin Keamy Keamy is a really effective bad guy. I haven't done the research to confirm this, but I get the feeling that Keamy earned himself a bigger role on the show through sheer contrast against some of the other antagonists we've seen across the series. His motivations are clear; there is no ambiguity about his morality; and he actually succeeds in being someone you root against. Keamy also doesn't overstay his welcome. He played his part exactly as long as was needed and didn't bloat his arc with some extended backstory. He was a badass mercenary who was there for one reason and, if not for the black smoke, he would have delivered. And yes, he also makes some good eggs. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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