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What is an Anti-Hero? Understanding the Psychology of Moral Gray Zones

In storytelling, character distinctions are crucial. One popular type is the anti-hero, an intriguing character often seen in literature, films, and television. But what is an anti-hero? This article delves…
Posted by Screen Psyche July 31, 2025

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