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Literally why I think killing someone's family in movies is dumb. You Literally left that dude with nothing but hate. Kind of annoying trope that people get broken instead of full vengeance mode. Very rare you see a character like in Foundation that goes "do it and lose your leverage".
Exactly! Gotta finish the bloodline, that's just villainy 101
Rule number 1! /s
My point was we owe are love ones to stop evil from continue their rampage but Lol you are right, that is one way to look at it. Certainly would be a more thorough villian. I think Hydra tried that in one of the movies. I just hate it in movies "o no my husband died in battle so I won't command the army to finish fighting" like whaaaa?