A hero who acts without thinking about the consequences and uses questionable methods. The question of why we still celebrate him as a saviour is a strange one.
The highest authority is often seen as a tyrannical ruler with totalitarian ambitions – an enemy against whom everyone must rebel. There's an interesting misunderstanding here.
The antagonist talks about redemption but is actually planning destruction. Who is he really and what are his motives? A radical change of perspective!
A rebellious group fights against a supposed tyranny. Why do we identify so strongly with this group? It's an interesting question, and the answer lies in what we do when we lay down our arms.
The ruler's loyal followers seem to lack a sense of purpose and thoughtfulness. What drives this seemingly inconspicuous group, and what are their goals?