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pixarprincess wrote: |
If this season is anything like last season, and the final 2 IS Duncan and Beth (Which I hope it is now that Harold is gone) then those two will probably team up and take her down together in the semi finals. |
Well...
1. They are both primary antagonists in their own series.
2. They are both in love with a boy (Jeremy for Candace, Duncan for Courtney.)
3. They seem to be both control freaks, as well as being uptight
4. They have musical talents, on vocals and instruments
5. They had some type of leadership experience (Courtney was a C.I.T., and Candace was once a lifeguard at Lake Nose.)
6. And a lot of people (In the real world, I mean) seem to HATE them. Excluding me, of course.
imverybasic wrote: |
You make some good points, Pixar. But I don't think that Courtney and Candace are too much a like. Personally because, I just don't see Candace as a villain. Surely, she's a bit uptight and controlling, but she's mainly the goofball of the series; the one who gets the most poked fun at or has the most bad things happen to them (aside from Baljeet and Doofenshmirtz, Candace fits this description). Being annoying and having controlling tendecies is the farthest that Candace is ever going to get in terms of being evil. This defining trait contrasting from Courtney who is more ethnically challenged than Candace. |
stalemate666 wrote: | ||
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How is Courtney not a villain? Harold is not the one insulting people and threatening to sue everytime he doesn't get his way and using people just to backstab them later.
While Duncan isn't a villain, Owen isn't a villain, Courtney is definitely a villain.
alagaesian wrote: |
...explain to me what is not villainous about hurting others, even her own love interest, for money and prizes. Courtney's just one gigantic display of avarice. We don't really need to make her out to be a villain...she, in her own actions, clarifies and explains her antagonist role this season. So, in my opinion, it is obvious that she needs a downfall because it makes her human. The writers of TDI and A seem to like turning their characters into living, breathing people. By the way, Pixar, I can relate. I was a Courtney fan too until she went Sue-esque and started whining her head off this season. |
LordGrievous wrote: | ||||
How is Courtney not a villain? Harold is not the one insulting people and threatening to sue everytime he doesn't get his way and using people just to backstab them later. While Duncan isn't a villain, Owen isn't a villain, Courtney is definitely a villain. |
stalemate666 wrote: | ||||||
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Wait,wait,wait Beth was the one doing the hitting on Harold, and Harold payed for Courtney off TDI with her clubbing him with a lamp-post, And there is no reason Courtney should insult Lindsay for not being smart, threatening to sue to get an advantage does make her an antagonist and hitting Duncan in the jewels and bossing her partner(beth) around shows she's not a team player and would backstab anybody just to ger her way.
Are you really Crystalcoconut?
LordGrievous wrote: | ||||||||
Wait,wait,wait Beth was the one doing the hitting on Harold, and Harold payed for Courtney off TDI with her clubbing him with a lamp-post, And there is no reason Courtney should insult Lindsay for not being smart, threatening to sue to get an advantage does make her an antagonist and hitting Duncan in the jewels and bossing her partner(beth) around shows she's not a team player and would backstab anybody just to ger her way. Are you really Crystalcoconut? |
alagaesian wrote: |
Let's see...badmouthed everyone in a thirty-foot radius, whacked her love interest in the kiwis with a guitar for no justifiable reason, tricked Harold into voting off his love interest, PLAYED A GUY FOR PERSONAL GAIN, and the list goes on...all for money and the personal satisfaction that comes from holding a degree of power over her peers. I don't understand you you can call those acts not-villainous. All you do is throw up a shield and say that Harold did "worse" stuff. Okay. He's voted out. He won't win. How does Harold's "villainy" prove that Courtney won't experience a downfall? |
Beth and Owen form an alliance after Duncan wins immunity.
Both vote for Courtney, Courtney votes for Beth and Duncan for Owen once Duncan discovers his under-cover 'job' but nobody believes him, until the next episode.
Ya know, karma for Duncan.
facebookfan wrote: | ||||||||||
i get your points but Harold voted off Courtney to spite Duncan because he pulled pranks on him, like the underwear sandwich incident. Harold voted off Leshawna because of "peer pressure" and was sorry for it. However, if Duncan was voted off (which is feel he will in "Top Dog") Courtney (probably) wouldn't feel any sort of emotion, though I could see Duncan in tears. and don't get angry at me but Courtney is just playing the game. though she clearly is the antagonist, she isn't as malicious like Heather was last season. i mean, though people bad talk Courtney no one cursed her off like Lindsay did, and she didn't set up someone (Trent) to be eliminated like Heather did with the fake letter and the kiss and such. i mean, what Heather did to Gwen and Trent was terrible, as well as her treatment of Lindsay and the others, but Courtney is not as bad as Heather was last season. |