Round 2 is now open for voting! From forty villains, we now have twenty that are still in the running. There are ten polls for you to vote in. Here are the Round 2 polls. Remember, you're voting for the worst villain.
John Willoughby (Sense and Sensibility)
Henleigh Grandcourt (Daniel Deronda)
Poll 2
John Thorpe (Northanger Abbey)
Mr. Tulkinghorn (Bleak House)
Poll 3
Thomas Barrow (Downton Abbey)
General Tilney (Northanger Abbey)
Poll 4
George Wickham (Pride and Prejudice)
Mrs. Gowan (Little Dorrit)
Poll 5
Lucy Steele (Sense and Sensibility)
Caroline Bingley and Louisa Hurst (Pride and Prejudice)
Poll 6
Harold Skimpole (Bleak House)
Mrs. Reed (Jane Eyre)
Poll 7
Mr. Drummle (Great Expectations)
William Elliot (Persuasion)
Poll 8
Chauvelin (The Scarlet Pimpernel)
Rigaud (Little Dorrit)
Poll 9
Mrs. Merdle (Little Dorrit)
Miss Havisham (Great Expectations)
Poll 10
Banastre Tarleton (Amazing Grace)
Mr. Brocklehurst (Jane Eyre)
Go and vote for the worst villains!
Who did you vote for? Who do you think will win? Were there any particularly easy polls? Difficult polls? Leave comments! Discuss!
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Chauvelin against Rigaud? Nooooo! Not so soon!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was expecting both of them to be in long enough to maybe even be the last two contestants. :(
DeleteI voted for Rigaud, he's quite ruthless and doesn't seem to have a set of rules that he governs his actions by, Chauvelin sort of does.
My thoughts, exactly, Melody! How ever shall we choose between the two most despicable men in literature?!? Well, two of the most. :)
DeleteI think that poll wasn't one of the original polls, but because there were two characters from the same story in a poll (which actually happened twice when I was making the polls), the characters got switched and it ended up being Rigaud and Chauvelin. I knew it wasn't going to be good.
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