In some of our favorite films, literature, and TV shows, we always cheered for the underdog.
A protagonist overcoming the odds and conquering evil is a triumph, and we, as the audience, are always satisfied with the ending.
But have you ever secretly wanted the villain to still get their way and become the sole victor in your favorite bedtime story?
Apparently, many Redditors did too.
We discovered some of the insufferable deviants Redditors wanted to come out on top when Redditor UnwantedJason asked:
"What villain deserved to win?"
Giant In The Sky
"The giant from Jack and the bean stalk even thou he's not the villain."
"Yeah jack just intruded on his home, then f*cking killed him when he tried to shoo him away. Like, what the hell man? What is this story trying to teach? Breaking and entering is ok?"








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