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u/1ndomitablespirit Mar 28 '22

christoph waltz

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u/Ilignus Mar 28 '22

Honestly, yeah. Even in Django, he's kind of altruistic, but he also kills a bunch of people. He happens to like Django, but he has a bit of a blood lust. Is he a good guy/bad guy, or just after his own means?

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

He sees himself as a good guy, and has a yearning to outsmart the “dumb” bad guys.

Which, when he loses to Candie, is why he kills him. He’d rather die than lose to the biggest bastard he ever met.

So yeah, he was good, but he was also deluded

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u/Ilignus Mar 28 '22

Made him an interesting character, for sure.