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A well-known example of an anti-hero is the character [[V (Character)|V]] from [[V for Vendetta]]. | A well-known example of an anti-hero is the character [[V (Character)|V]] from [[V for Vendetta]]. | ||
[[Category: Literary Devices]] | [[Category: Literary Devices]] | ||
Revision as of 23:55, August 12, 2007
An anti-hero is a literary figure that, while they are the protagonist of a story, they're not essentially heroic.
A well-known example of an anti-hero is the character V from V for Vendetta.