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What do you call the wicked or evil character in a play?

There are a few terms you can use for the wicked or evil character in a play:

* Villain: This is the most common and general term for an evil character.

* Antagonist: This term is more specific and refers to the character who opposes the protagonist (the hero).

* Nemesis: This term implies a character who is specifically destined to be the protagonist's downfall or ultimate enemy.

* Malevolent: This is a more descriptive term that emphasizes the character's ill will and desire to harm others.

* Malicious: Similar to "malevolent", this emphasizes the character's intent to cause harm or suffering.

* Devious: This term suggests a character who uses cunning and trickery to achieve their evil ends.

* Wicked: This is a more informal term that simply describes the character as morally corrupt or evil.

The specific term you choose will depend on the character's specific role and motivations in the play.

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