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| − | The life of a minion is not an easy one. They are shunned
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| − | for their frightening visages and disfigured bodies, for their
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| − | mental and physical scars and their horrific afflictions, and
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| − | for their bizarre, asocial behaviors. They are literally, in the
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| − | most cinematic sense...the creatures of darkness. Yet
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| − | foremost, it should be understood, they are human. They
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| − | have feelings like we do. They long desperately to be happy.
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| − | And they suffer horribly under control of the The Batman. So
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| − | despite appearances, they are not vicious or inhuman
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| − | monsters, but rather tragic in their way.
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| − | EX: The hunchback of Notre Dame is perhaps the
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| − | archetypal minion. He’s misshapen, but he’s
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| − | human, and he suffers terribly under the control
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| − | of Dom Frollo.
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