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antihero

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antihero
a central character in a novel, play, etc., who lacks the traditional heroic virtues


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Novelist and playwright Matthew Carnahan was brought in and tinkered with the concept, introducing, at FX's suggestion, ``a female antihero.
Her final contact with the theater came in 1999 when the Limon Dance Company invited her to restage Champion (1948), an early work about a prize-fighter who was an antihero.
There are some who credit Sabatini with the introduction of the antihero to pop culture; indeed, many of his main characters are rogues.
 
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