Alternatively, she starts as a villain but defects after either falling in love or connecting with the cowboyesque pure nature and intentions of the protagonist.
If she ends up not being the love interest she usually gains shallow character redemption by handing off the "cure" and dying followed by a slow camera pan out on her corpse and like 3 seconds of grieving by the main cast as they fly/drive away.
"John, we lost Kimiko!"
"Shit!" Index finger and thumb on bridge of nose then peers up with reinvigorated determination
"We have to finish this. No more people need to die!"
DidIMakeAGoof on August 15th, 2019 at 13:46 UTC »
Always is wearing leather or tight dresses too.
DoobaDoobaDooba on August 15th, 2019 at 14:17 UTC »
Alternatively, she starts as a villain but defects after either falling in love or connecting with the cowboyesque pure nature and intentions of the protagonist.
If she ends up not being the love interest she usually gains shallow character redemption by handing off the "cure" and dying followed by a slow camera pan out on her corpse and like 3 seconds of grieving by the main cast as they fly/drive away.
"John, we lost Kimiko!"
"Shit!" Index finger and thumb on bridge of nose then peers up with reinvigorated determination
"We have to finish this. No more people need to die!"
redflaglucio on August 15th, 2019 at 14:36 UTC »
Missing the ‘elusive 3 foot Chinese scripture tattoo on their back’