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What level of realistic human trauma should we have to ignore in order to fun-nify a character, especially when that character IS, thematically, trauma? Unless you're just pitching this to a bunch of folks who have no idea who she is or what the film plot was, how do you NOT actively ignore that?

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And then we go "Wow, that's pop culture now! We all LOVE that iconic character and how just EVIL they were in that movie! The idea/image of them is now some level of fun for us!", and they stick that person in Fortnite... It's okay, it's not the REAL pedo-killer, right? ... See what I mean?

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OR, let's go a step further (because, again, since you're understanding the point I'm making, it really comes down to "where's the line/threshold we shouldn't cross?"): What if some actor does a PHENOMENAL job playing a creepy-ass pedophile in a psychological horror movie?

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Think of it another way... we love Nikki because of Inde's *performance*, not because "haha, that character sure was fun." What if an actor did a PHENOMENAL job playing a character dying of cancer in a drama. Would we be like "Yay!", and then shrug when they put their hospital-bed character in game?

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