Smashing a lock or crafting one?

That's what the 'hero' vs. 'villain' perspective, boils down to.

It's why I think a majority of 'creative' people, lean towards the 'villain.'

Not to say a 'Hero' isn't needed, or needed BY certain people, but as someone who loves 'villains', it's an idea which has popped in my head.

The antagonist devotes his life, blood, sweat and tears into the trappings of the protagonist, which is usually seen as invincible. To tear down that which is unstoppable, is an urge all people feel. To stop the 'good guy winning at the end', simply to have a 'change in tune', is what people yearn for. People yearn for that middle ground, that pgramatic and more accepting fashion in which we all conduct our lives, SOMETIMES, that resounds and hits closest to home.

Why are we the bad guys?

'Cuz the bad guys are underdogs, every time.

And everyone loves an underdog.