Villainous characters who truly love one other person

[muldoonthief]

@Peter_Morris

Frank Burns loved Hotlips.

But he loved his mother too. Much more than Hotlips.

[Skald_the_Rhymer]

@muldoonthief

But he loved his mother too. Much more than Hotlips.

The Consensual Incest thread is over in Great Debates.

[Sitnam]

@Finagle

Did we read the * same * Wuthering Heights?

From memory and Wikipedia –

a. Debauches, swindles, and possibly kills Hindley , Cathy’s brother in order to get the title to Wuthering Heights.

b. Seduces and abuses Isabella Linton (hanging her dog on the way out).

c. Threatens Edward Linton.

d. Kidnaps Catherine and forces her to marry his son so that he can get the rights to Thrushcross Grange.

e. Deliberately deprives Hareton of any access to education, condemning him to the kind of brutish upbringing that Heathcliff himself so resented.
Not sure what your definition of “villain” is, but Heathcliff fits mine. He’s not even an anti-hero. He’s a vengeful, brutal waste of air.

I never read the novel, only saw the movie. I yield to your expertise.

[lobotomyboy63]

@BMalion

I’ll be in ma’ bunk.

Don’t you mean “I’ll be in ma’ bunker?”

[Bosda_Di_Chi_of_Tricor]

@lobotomyboy63

Don’t you mean “I’ll be in ma’ bunker?”

"Bunker?

That’s right!

Archie loved Edith!

[Skald_the_Rhymer]

@Bosda_Di_Chi_of_Tricor

"Bunker?

That’s right!

Archie loved Edith!

And Gloria. And, in the end, even Mike.

[Eleanor_of_Aquitaine]

Jack Randall, the sadistic, perverted villain of Diana Gabaldon’s *Outlander *series, loves his brother Alex.

[Jolly_Roger]

@Bosda_Di_Chi_of_Tricor

"Bunker?

That’s right!

Archie loved Edith!

I wouldn’t classify Archie as evil, though. Ignorant and intolerant, sure, but not evil.

[Alessan]

In the Order of the Stick, Nale and Sabine, while EEEEEEEEVIL through and through, do in fact sincerely love each other, as discussed in thisstrip.

[Koxinga]

Apophis loved Amonet in Stargate?

[BMalion]

Syndrome appears to have loved Mirage.

[Koxinga]

@BMalion

Syndrome appears to have loved Mirage.

How so?

ETA: Bill loved The Bride. “There are consequences to breaking the heart of a murdering bastard. You experienced some of them.”