I was quoting - or possibly misquoting going from your responses?
Anyway, on the evil ones it gets camp.
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I was quoting - or possibly misquoting going from your responses?
Anyway, on the evil ones it gets camp.
Works for the goa'ould.
That's why you need to be the best henchman ever! You want to be the one that gets the good outfit and keeps his or her head. It's stressful, the outfits on the side of evil do tend to be snazzier.
But, you see, they always _think_ they are going to keep their heads but never seem too.
Case in point, Snapped Neck Johnny ought to have headed for the hills as soon as he was resurrected. If BossHorns is gonna be so cavalier with the location of your head, chances are good you won't actually keep it in the end. Plus, all manner of suffering before the inevitable.
I rewatched the first Prophesy movie (I have a condition) last night and _those_ henchmen were, I think, a much truer representation of your average henchperson's working conditions.
Works for the goa'ould.
No KIDDING...along with the fabulous eye makeup, huge pendulum earrings, skirts on guys and awesomely arranged hair. The snake heads wurked it.
Snapped Neck Johnny ought to have headed for the hills as soon as he was resurrected
He doesn't look like he's operating under his own steam right now. He's not wanting to do what he's doing--I never got the impression he could run if he wanted to.
He's probably an evil henchman because his parents were henchmen before him. He wanted to be a doctor, but had to give up his fondest dreams to carry on the family tradition....
He looked into it before more than he does now. Since he died, he's been lacking internal motivation.
True.
Which sort of makes my point. Before he became snap-necked, he wanted something that BossHorned clearly promised.
People tempted to make deals with devils really ought to spend some time with pop culture before signing on the dotted line.
I'm wracking my brain to come up with a henchperson who ever made out well on the deal.
Then again, no ignorant decisions, no tv shows, eh?
It's a cliche to say that everybody is a hero of their own story, but perhaps henchmen are by and large convinced they're the anti-hero.
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I would assume so.