Antihero archetype

The antihero archetype is a central character in a story who lacks conventional heroic qualities. Unlike traditional heroes, antiheroes may have flaws, make morally ambiguous choices, or even act out of self-interest. They often have complex personalities, which can make them relatable or intriguing. Examples include characters like Walter White from "Breaking Bad" or Batman from "The Dark Knight." The antihero challenges the typical notions of good versus evil, prompting audiences to explore deeper themes of morality, redemption, and the human condition. This complexity often leads to richer storytelling and character development.