How do we write a story with an antagonist when we are the antagonist?
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The setback casts further doubt on the 5-HT6 antagonist approach to fighting Alzheimer's, following discontinuation of another 5-HT6 antagonist last year from Pfizer that had reached mid-stage clinical testing.
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It's helpful to have a visible antagonist in some ways.
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The Mind Flayer is the main antagonist of the season.
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You know what I mean, you need some … SK: Antagonist.
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Mof Gideon will be an antagonist character on "The Mandalorian."
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Palpatine was always the central antagonist to the Skywalker clan.
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Del Roscio emerges as a lively antagonist in this book.
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Their weakness strengthens Zod, who does make for an excellent antagonist.
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They're setting up the antagonist for the rest of the movie.
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Jordan's character, although the antagonist, gave us plenty to lust over.
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If elected, Mr López Obrador will face a much tetchier antagonist.
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Not so Nate Holden, a city councilman and longtime Davis antagonist.
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The episode's primary antagonist is a small robot, called a Dog.
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He stars in the show as Count Olaf, the eccentric antagonist.
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It has reinforced the Times' image as a leading Trump antagonist.
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For example, manufacturers could include an opioid antagonist in the formulation.
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A woman had announced that she intended to kill an antagonist.
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Shelby has also been Congress's lead antagonist to the Consumer Financial
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Murphy describes Landgraf, his "Nip/Tuck" antagonist, as his surrogate father.
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He is a thorn in Pusha-T's side, a convenient antagonist.
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" If an antagonist continues to bothers the snake, it may "strike repeatedly.
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A self-defined "cultural antagonist" and "erotic provocateur," Davis embodies these slippages.
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But something is still missing for our antagonist: his dear Ms. Meade.
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To start, there is no antagonist in Call Me By Your Name.
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"You have destroyed so much," laments the game's antagonist at one point.
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So, we have met our protagonist and antagonist of this short film.
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The antagonist of the album is not Beyoncé's husband, but her country.
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There are a few antagonist figures in Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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To me, that process is how politics is constructed: Creating an antagonist.
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This example is powerful because the boss is so clearly the antagonist.
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The Trump-antagonist index, on the other hand, has climbed 42.5 percent.
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Mr. Guzmán was thrilled by the death of his antagonist, he said.
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Omarosa Manigault Newman wrote a book and has become a Trump antagonist.
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An obvious antagonist was China, the biggest beneficiary of the distorted system.
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"Welcome to your tape," Hannah says as she reveals her latest antagonist.
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Andy Garcia portrayed relentless casino owner Terry Benedict, the film's main antagonist.
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It's easy to see why MS-1313 has become Trump's perfect antagonist.
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But Wolfhard all but steals the show as the gang's cheerful antagonist Richie.
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Chastain reportedly played a ruthless gossip columnist and functioned as a primary antagonist.
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Playing a tireless, borderline incompetent Southern sheriff, Jackie Gleason provided a fun antagonist.
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The heroines in Haifaa al-Mansour's movies share the same antagonist: restrictive societies.
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She manages to save her ally Alison and take out her antagonist Carl.
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Introduced in the second book, Lincoln is positioned as an antagonist for Steele.
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That scheming Stamper, who ruthlessly supported Frank, now appears to be the antagonist.
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Issa rose to national prominence while serving as the Obama administration's chief antagonist.
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How interesting would it be for his son to grow into an antagonist?
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In true bully fashion, he asked about the whereabouts of his antagonist, Rep.
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In the comics, Lilandra is more like an antagonist than an evil villain.
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The parallel between the player and the ultimate antagonist seems to hold here.
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She's confident in her ability to beat the tar out of any antagonist.
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But Cuba, the longtime American antagonist, blamed Mr. Trump for raising the temperature.
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But it's not the protagonist who gets the ax — it's the presumptive antagonist.
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To make her the antagonist in that episode was a really interesting choice.
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Kelly, who mandated the clearance downgrades, has been regarded as his chief antagonist.
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This, Deborah Snyder informed us, was Steppenwolf — the lead antagonist of Justice League.
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Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, a Republican and a leading antagonist of Mrs.
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Just as the cardboard hits the ground we meet our video's primary antagonist.
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"We wanted to have a female antagonist in the movie, as well as just having the male antagonist, so that we could explore female power in that society and in different ways and have different perspectives on it," Reed said.
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That small difference was a huge part of what made him a memorable antagonist.
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Luthor kills longtime Superman antagonist Metallo, pinning the murder on the Man of Steel.
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In A Song of Ice and Fire books, Lady Stoneheart is Brienne's primary antagonist.
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Elba will undoubtedly make a great antagonist for the two in Hobbs and Shaw.
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John McCain, another frequent Trump antagonist, sat near Flake as he gave his speech.
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The final big fight between Luke and the show's most menacing antagonist is underwhelming.
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Since, the rapper, real name Anthony Henderson, crafted himself as an iconic rap antagonist.
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It was an epic clash between the protagonist and the antagonist, on a roof.
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Digital Content Next: Represents publishers and is a consistent antagonist of Facebook and Google.
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He has dropped that antagonist language almost entirely since the election, but tensions remain.
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" Rousey commented, "You know what, if she wants to be my antagonist, that's fine.
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Hydra is a recurring antagonist in Marvel Comics storylines and their offshoot media properties.
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By the name of the series, the ghoul would seem to be the antagonist.
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Much of that comes down to just how terrifying the film's shark antagonist is.
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" Snowden's N.S.A. boss is unsubtly named Corbin O'Brian, after the antagonist in Orwell's "1984.
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You watch the show's main character slowly change from the protagonist to the antagonist.
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Pegg plays the Chamberlain, who was the main antagonist in the original 1982 movie.
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The antagonist is played by LaMonica Garrett, who also portrays Mar Novu/The Monitor.
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Bob Corker, a frequent Trump antagonist, has been tepid in his support for Rep.
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Mr. Broidy, a Los Angeles investor, has been an antagonist of Qatar in Washington.
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They felt reduced for being compared to black people, and it became their antagonist.
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Falwell's main antagonist was Martin Luther King Jr., whom Falwell disparaged at every turn.
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Kaecilius is yet another MCU antagonist who lusts after some abstract notion of power.
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Lizzy Caplan stars as Annie Wilkes, the obsessive antagonist of King's 252 novel Misery.
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She isn't the antagonist, standing in her children's way, nor is she a saint.
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Burnham has landed in Starfleet prison, and T'Kuvma (initially, the series' presumed antagonist) is dead.
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" The first guy fires back again, accusing his "thin-skinned" antagonist of throwing a "tantrum.
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Zemo, [the antagonist] in Civil War, blames the Avengers for the death of his family.
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The office has been a frequent antagonist to Donald Trump's administration since he became president.
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He's scoping out a fortress called Crispus Attucks, the Fort Knox of his antagonist Cottonmouth.
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Yelp chief executive and Google antagonist Jeremy Stoppelman took meetings on Capitol Hill last week.
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The menacing antagonist who stomped into the season 6 finale has everyone a little shaken.
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Within the tower, they find the Crawler, the closest thing Annihilation has to an antagonist.
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In the event Mr Bezos was able to stare down Mr Pecker, his alleged antagonist.
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Their motives are perhaps a little gentler than those of a standard Western animation antagonist.
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That symbiotic, but at times antagonist, relationship forms the pillar of the current music industry.
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North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un makes a brief appearance, but not as the antagonist.
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Meanwhile the book's antagonist, Jack, initially just rebellious, finds himself consumed by power and greed.
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But it seems Trump never forgot the reason he first cast Comey as an antagonist.
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Brock, who once was a Clinton antagonist, is now a vocal Clinton defender and surrogate.
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An alleged domestic abuser, Johnny Depp, was cast as the antagonist of that film, too.
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Ingrith is the movie's main antagonist, and causes a rift between Maleficent and Princess Aurora.
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"We have found a safe dopamine antagonist, which gives us a unique position," Gilbert said.
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When AI is the antagonist, it is corporeal and impossible to overlook, like the Terminator.
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Some of the movement's energy may result from having an antagonist in the White House.
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Gina is a former ice-skating champion, and Kelly's antagonist after Valerie leaves the show.
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It's where the antagonist Morgan Bernard is introduced that the game becomes difficult to parse.
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But it's Dumbledore's relationship with Gellert Grindelwald — the antagonist of the Beasts series — that's important.
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She hailed the tech industry as a model for government — a partner, not an antagonist.
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In an MMO, any player can be an antagonist and protagonist at the same time.
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Also "Roger Chillingworth" is a brilliant name for an antagonist in a book about adultery.
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The plot seems to be centered around the antagonist of the original series, Coriolanus Snow.
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Meanwhile, China — the chief U.S. naval antagonist — continues its naval armament at an impressive pace.
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"I could've told you that you weren't right for each other," one antagonist tells Antoinette.
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The complicated bond between protagonist and antagonist is also a recurring motif in King's writing.
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TV: Neighbors had a pretty classic protagonist-antagonist setup, and viewers' sympathies shifted throughout the movie.
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But CBD is actually a CB1 antagonist, meaning it'll actually block or modulate THC's intoxicating effects.
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In this day and age, a Batman antagonist oozing menace and intelligence just doesn't make sense.
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Solano County is hardly the first to name a creepy surveillance project after the Terminator antagonist.
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When it comes to enemies, a demonized media is even more useful than the average antagonist.
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Sanchez, a prominent supporter of noted Bezos antagonist Donald Trump, denied the report to Fox News.
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He was an unyielding antagonist of the United States, which tried many times to assassinate him.
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She calls her character delectable and evil, and confesses that she loves to play the antagonist.
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What little solace she gets comes from Ralphie, a violent lowlife, and this season's primary antagonist.
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Naltrexone, an opioid antagonist, prevents the feelings of euphoria and pain relief associated with drug use.
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The title vampire in the 1921 film "Nosferatu," for example, features a ghastly pale, hairless antagonist.
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In the greater Nintendo canon, Waluigi is clearly defined as an antagonist and a poor sport.
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Neither the protagonists, the Baudelaire orphans, nor the antagonist Count Olaf appear in the brief clip.
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Nothing says, "oh shit" quite like watching your supposed antagonist get dwarfed by his big brother.
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Let the evidence of living in and on my body be my beauty, not its antagonist.
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John Whittingdale, the culture secretary and frequent antagonist of the organisation, had hinted he would oblige.
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When Cooper left the federal prison, a demon (a woodsman?) slunk out just behind our antagonist.
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Perhaps people still remember you as Howard Stern's radio-station antagonist Pig Vomit in "Private Parts"?
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As America's main antagonist around the world, Putin's words should be examined closely by the experts.
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The media in general, but specifically on the right, thrives on having an antagonist to denigrate.
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It's elementary goodies and baddies stuff, conceptually, with the Tories exclusively cast in the antagonist roles.
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He's threatening, he's unruly, and he loves meat: all sure signs of a reality show antagonist.
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Then he reappears at the climax as the presumptive antagonist of the remaining Fantastic Beasts movies.
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"Cruella," which is based on the "101 Dalmatians" antagonist, will hit theaters on May 28, 2021.
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Priebus prepped Trump with waves of rapid-fire questions, while Christie acted as a Trump antagonist.
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Jean-Michel Basquiat was a contemporary, a friend, a competitor and an occasional antagonist of Rammellzee's.
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Willem never stood a chance — and Connor will be a much more interesting antagonist moving forward.
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" Even Patrick Wilson, who played Aquaman antagonist Ocean Master, acknowledged that "His fight is perfectly understandable.
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Australia's talisman had been an antagonist to England before, but this took him to another level.
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"I'm a little bit of an antagonist who likes to push people's buttons," Ms. Fumudoh said.
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Imogen Poots plays the friend of the murdered woman, and Patrick Stewart plays the main antagonist.
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Nevertheless, Gears 5 spends a long time building up its antagonist without delivering a real payoff.
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In this season, we are treated to another creature as the primary antagonist: the mind flayer.
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There's a mysterious magical object (the Philosopher's Stone), and — more importantly — a mysterious antagonist Harry and Co. need to work against to protect said object (and as is the case in pretty much all of the books, they get the identity of this antagonist woefully wrong).
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It was a huge embarrassment to Mr Erdogan, made worse by the celebrity of his artistic antagonist.
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Naloxone acts as an opioid antagonist, knocking opioids off those receptors in the brain and restoring breathing.
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French president Emmanuel Macron enlisted a high-profile Donald Trump antagonist in his ongoing quest to #MakeThePlanetGreatAgain.
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Yet Daniels (real name Stephanie Clifford) is the Trump antagonist everyone is paying attention to right now.
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Unsurprisingly, if you're on the Hero team then there's no option to play as the film's antagonist.
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But Turkey has become an important actor in the Gulf, an antagonist to the Saudi-led camp.
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At the end of the game, our protagonist puts an axe in the head of his antagonist.
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That's because it's named after Lucius Malfoy, antagonist and generally terrible dad from the Harry Potter series.
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Bannon, the controversial former head of Breitbart News, has embraced his role as the media's top antagonist.
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The B-plot here is essentially Logan's promotion from background antagonist to head of the supporting cast.
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And in January, Trump's biggest antagonist in DC may very well emerge from within his own party.
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Far Cry 4's most materialistic character, who lives in a palace, is also its main antagonist.
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She's Hairspray's secondary antagonist, a typical mean girl without the creativity or flair of her mother, Velma.
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The theater for the meltdown is a tennis club in Durham, N.C.; the antagonist, my friend Sam.
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Like Sherman, who, once the 49ers' chief antagonist, has invigorated a fan base conditioned to loathe him.
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One scene shows Rey fighting against Kylo Ren, the main antagonist of the film, atop a ship.
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They also openly relished being able to claim one last victory against Reid—a top GOP antagonist.
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What I can't see is the upside (for anyone) in you positioning yourself as the antagonist here.
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Another frequent Trump antagonist, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, offered measured support for the strike.
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Yet WeRateDogs had publicly mocked an antagonist — not exactly golden conversation — and that response also went viral.
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The antagonist in the book is an alligator named "Alkah," which many have interpreted to be Islamophobic.
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There are caveats aplenty for the distinction that Manigault Newman is the first former staffer turned antagonist.
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After thanking the judge and his attorney in his usual high style, Cohen turned to his antagonist.
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Time that could've been spent expanding their roles is sacrificed to set up each new temporary antagonist.
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Yes, we're talking about Erik Killmonger (played by Michael B. Jordan), the antagonist to The Black Panther, T'Challa.
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Every story arc needs an antagonist and a protagonist—that is what creates the conflict and resolution, i.e.
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In the comics, the character of Morgan Stark is actually a male cousin of Tony's and an antagonist.
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I was talking to Terrence [Mann, who plays the series's antagonist, Mr. Whispers] and Daryl [Hannah] about this!
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His chief antagonist, shaggy-haired Ramsay Bolton, is likewise scarier off-screen, hinted at, rather than portrayed endlessly.
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Think back to the first installment of the Thor franchise, when Loki (Tom Hiddleston) was the designated antagonist.
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The film's antagonist, Roy Batty, is one of these replicants, famously played by a world-weary Rutger Hauer.
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And as the story narrows to its fundamental antagonist / protagonist face-off, the protagonist keeps making baffling choices.
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Chris, on the other hand, using a deer's horns to kill the antagonist is a little less subtle.
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Part of the intrigue of the novel was the cat-and-mouse game by the protagonist and antagonist.
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His bizarre behavior eventually convinces his chief antagonist, the liberal Cardinal Voiello, that he is truly a saint.
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"Death eaters" are the evil wizards and witches led by Lord Voldemort, the antagonist of Rowling's fantasy series.
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The legal affairs group has been a frequent antagonist of both Hillary and Bill Clinton over the years.
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The influential court has been a perennial antagonist for conservatives, who consider it too large and too liberal.
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Trump's remarks have drawn backlash from some Republicans who consider Putin a chief antagonist menacing the U.S., however.
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There's generally no path forward in academe for the woman who has a powerful antagonist angry at her.
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Reducing Himiko to a literal corpse removes the game's principal antagonist and messes with the Indiana Jones formula.
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The antagonist in Risug's story is not the Indian government, according to Guha, but the international pharmaceutical lobby.
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On "Teen Wolf," Dylan O'Brien played fan-favorite character Stiles Stilinski and the season three antagonist Void Stiles.
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This is where Ms. Ballerini excels, though: with a male antagonist in mind and keen to dismiss him.
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But no, that would provide too clear an antagonist for a conflict that is built on internal muddle.
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This is Nadine Ross, a mercenary with ties to the game's antagonist (who we'll meet in a moment).
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Over his 49 years of rule, the "Maximum Leader" became a major US antagonist during the Cold War.
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Leonard ends up an antagonist while never losing his sense of duty in the face of overwhelming odds.
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Amazon has an opportunity to forge a new approach, one where big tech is neither savior nor antagonist.
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Rajon Rondo, once a Celtic point guard and inveterate antagonist of all things Lakers, mans the backup point.
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Dr. Han is a uniquely written antagonist because he actually makes Shaun's other opponents defend the surgical resident.
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She simultaneously plays the film's antagonist Red, Adelaide's bloodthirsty doppelgänger who is leading an underground revolution of Tethereds.
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Whenever I unlimbered a blow, he, too, shot one into the air landing it on an imaginary antagonist.
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Waters has long been an antagonist to Trump, who has openly ridiculed her on Twitter and in rallies.
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But Egypt is not a major world power, and it's not a geopolitical antagonist of the United States.
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From his unkempt beard and slow, phlegmatic voice, we understand Zakhaev, by juxtaposition, to be Modern Warfare's antagonist.
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It combines two drugs, the opioid buprenorphine and naloxone, an opioid antagonist that makes buprenorphine less prone to abuse.
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Bolt, an eight-time Olympic gold medalist, is dressed as a member of Team Skull, an antagonist Pokémon gang.
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We're talking her stint on The City as the stylish antagonist to our jolly-yet-gullible Whitney "Eve" Port.
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Salvini has become the antagonist-in-chief for the EU's executive branch and the continent's more centrist national leaders.
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Our BOB-infested antagonist left us for a few episodes, only to return for the world's campiest fight scene.
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Although, in this town, when every new antagonist is either from or sent to Radley, that nightmare makes sense.
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Such a villain also plays against the trend popularized by Black Panther, of having an antagonist with understandable motives.
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Pause for a second, because this is the moment Felix really becomes the antagonist/protagonist/focal point of Narcos.
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"The antagonist [as we originally conceived it] could start as a narrative tool for introduction and reward," Walker explained.
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But while Sorry to Bother You's antagonist may be Hammer's Lift, Riley is less concerned with villains than systems.
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Mitt Romney -- the Utah Republican who is a former presidential candidate and occasional Trump antagonist -- get into the act.
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Movantik, and similar drugs in the pipeline, is known as a "peripherally acting mu-opioid receptor antagonist," or PAMORA.
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In 2017 she acted alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Zac Efron in "Baywatch," playing the story's primary antagonist.
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Television drama needs an antagonist, of course, and the mechanics of the event cast Mr. Ryan in that role.
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Mads Mikkelsen, a Danish actor best known as the bad guy from "Casino Royale," appears to be the antagonist.
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Of course, there is an antagonist even more old-school than the Kremlin, and that is the Devil himself.
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We're also introduced to a new antagonist in the form of Rebecca's bandmate Ben who she used to date.
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The general advice is a variation on this idea: A good antagonist is the protagonist of their own story.
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His primary antagonist was the writer Lillian Ross, who had not yet outed herself as Mr. Shawn's longtime lover.
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The Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a frequent antagonist of the mayor's, has grown along with the New York Police Department.
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But establishing the Church of England meant conflict with the orthodox Catholic Thomas More (the antagonist of Book 1).
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As I've written before, I think the Democrats' political message has suffered from the lack of a clear antagonist.
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He is reanimated most directly, and his function as antagonist taken over by, his mother, Mary Louise (Meryl Streep).
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In "Black Panther," he plays antagonist Killmonger, who seeks to overthrow his cousin T'Challa to become ruler of Wakanda.
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Ross Humboldt (Patrick Wilson), the story's secondary antagonist, is transformed into a spigot for King-isms and metaphor regurgitation.
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Moore's history as an antagonist to the GOP establishment will be under close scrutiny if his nomination moves forward.
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The antagonist has a swastika emblazoned on his chest—possibly what a Twitter image scanning algorithm flagged for removal.
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Mr. Wisdom and Mr. Howze exude vivid conviction, with Mr. Howze's character given rounded dimensions usually denied an antagonist.
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Pruitt, who is Oklahoma's attorney general, has emerged as a fierce antagonist of the EPA during the Obama administration.
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The former Massachusetts governor was a frequent antagonist of the businessman and called him a "phony" during the campaign.
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And for Austin, a key antagonist-turned-ally drove home a message that might resonate in any household, anywhere.
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But as her new book proves, there is no story — there is no hero — without, first, a worthy antagonist.
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And yet, the cartoonish villain role still materializes, when it becomes apparent that the season's true antagonist is the Church.
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He'll also have a new and remarkably powerful antagonist, one who will arrive in Washington owing the majority leader nothing.
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I was surrounded by discarded clothing; and as my closet got sparser, there was less hiding my antagonist from me.
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Companion apps are integral to gameplay and provide a digital antagonist that aggressively thwarts player efforts to save the world.
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Micah, an antagonist within the game, for example, is a racist character who is clearly established as a terrible person.
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In a mid-credits scene in the film, antagonist Mysterio brings down Spider-Man's world by revealing Peter's secret identity.
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Putin is often put up as this sort of central antagonist, but the Russian government is not this shadowy monolith.
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Maximus, otherwise known as Maximus the Mad, is being depicted as both the catalyst and core antagonist in the series.
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The first Dishonored game had excellent expansions, putting players in the shoes of antagonist Daud and his protege Billie Lurk.
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That character was the exact opposite of the antagonist for Stranger Things, but the Duffers saw something in the actor.
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Baby battles aside, the film also centers around a strong female protagonist and antagonist, which is a nice (important) change.
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Imagine Zuck as the film's antagonist, a mad billionaire named Nathan who owns the world's largest tech company: Blue Book.
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This trailer suggests a much more immediate destructive threat, from an antagonist with weird new stretchy powers and unclear motives.
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Lessons from the Screenplay analyzes what an antagonist should be and shows how The Dark Knight's Joker nails it perfectly.
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It would be weird to send its characters into life-or-death situations, and it doesn't have a consistent antagonist.
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And so here we are, 48 years later, as President-elect Trump considers picking his antagonist for secretary of state.
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He introduced the easy-to-use medication: Naloxone, which is sold under the brand name Narcan, is an opiate antagonist.
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MP: Our other cast members include: Colin Firth, who plays the head of a bank, the antagonist in the piece.
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Giuliani was responsible for alienating some of his constituents -- in particular, black New Yorkers -- who felt he was an antagonist.
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But Flake's position as an antagonist in President Donald Trump's Republican Party had flipped that conventional wisdom on its head.
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She said late last year that Trump is worse than Voldemort, the antagonist of the "Harry Potter" series: How horrible.
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Clinton took a well-known Trump antagonist, the billionaire Mark Cuban, to the first debate in September on Long Island.
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Dia has historically supported the Donald Judd lineage, but now it has acquired eight sculptures by his antagonist Robert Morris.
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Then there is the matter of Acosta, who has positioned himself as a leading press antagonist of the Trump presidency.
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CNN has made little doubt how it institutionally views the Trump administration, and Acosta revels in being a leading antagonist.
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The Rhoda character was originally conceived as an antagonist to Moore's Mary, but was eventually fashioned into her outspoken friend.
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Chairman Jerrold Nadler Nadler, 72, is a hard-nosed New York City attorney who has long been a Trump antagonist.
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But the antagonist of the film is a formidable opponent, even for someone as world-beating as Swift: the patriarchy.
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It is, in other words, The Terminator, but with a wordless, nearly noiseless (but for the whirring of metallic parts) antagonist.
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The white supremacists' dialogue was over my head, as was the game's sleazy antagonist Lionel Starkweather ("you're really getting me off").
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In addition to revamping the women Robinsons, the new Lost in Space completely reworked the show's central antagonist, Dr. Zachary Smith.
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The presumptive Republican nominee spent the past 24 hours blasting his likely opponent, Hillary Clinton, and his most provocative antagonist, Sen.
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"He's like Inspector Javert," one Wikipedian wrote of Fram recently, comparing him to the ruthless and inflexible antagonist of Les Misérables.
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Instead, its presence expanded, and by the early to mid-2000s it was increasingly perceived by Russia as a geopolitical antagonist.
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I think it's not dissimilar to ... any great villain should be, any great antagonist should be a great protagonist as well.
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The movie's chief antagonist, meanwhile, is an alien queen, another powerful mother figure who ultimately represents the biggest threat to Ripley.
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At times, only the extreme injustice of her situation keeps her compelling — that, and the outrageous behavior of the film's antagonist.
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David Oyelowo delivers a powerhouse performance as MLK, and Tom Wilkinson makes for a strong antagonist as President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Furthermore, the president-elect has cozied up to Russian President Vladimir Putin, a strongman who's positioned himself as NATO's arch-antagonist.
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But the most important thing that makes Joker the ultimate antagonist is that he and Batman want the same thing: Gotham.
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Despite being cast as the romantic antagonist, Laoghaire (Nell Hudson) on Outlander has always seemed like a tragic figure to me.
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And then there's the virtuoso sequence where Ant-Man battles his evil antagonist atop a Thomas the Tank engine model train.
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We meet an ostensible antagonist several episodes in, nor do we realize the scope of her (yes, her) ability until later.
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Gus's boss Susan Cheryl (Tracie Thoms) makes an awkward pass at our antagonist, and — to my immense surprise — he says no.
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But Williams' career thus far leads us to think he'd be the perfect suave, wise-cracking antagonist to Ehrenreich's smuggler scoundrel.
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And the Star Fox-specific content is a fun few hours of extra content that places the antagonist Wolf in Atlas.
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Those include Cenerimod, for autoimmune diseases; Clazosentan, for cerebral vasospasm postaneurismal subarachnoid haemorrhage (aSAH); and an orexin receptor antagonist for insomnia.
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These strains are high in THCV, which is an antagonist of the same endocannabinoid receptor that typically promotes eating, he explained.
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Warren served as a top Trump antagonist during the 2016 campaign, a role she has relished now that he's become president.
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Sarevok ends up short-circuiting a lot of traditional antagonist writing because he isn't really the hero of his own story.
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A few more may be inspired by Trump's relentless attacks on the media, which has become his chief antagonist post-election.
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The Democrats' House leadership team of Pelosi, her longtime antagonist Steny Hoyer, and James Clyburn are, respectively, 77, 78, and 76.
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It would help, for instance, if Goodwin had some half-interesting antagonist to push against him, other than sketchily drawn bureaucrats.
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What Prideaux contributes is mainly shading and psychological insight — never more than when she takes on his prime antagonist: his body.
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Its narrative was glacially slow, and the titular antagonist doesn't even make an appearance until the final pages of the novel.
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There's a big difference, of course, between Saudi Arabia and Iran; the former is an American ally, the latter an antagonist.
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Fans of Patterson will be familiar with the antagonist, Hala, who has appeared in previous books in the Alex Cross series.
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It was a stark contrast with his team's and the N.F.L.'s very talkative antagonist, the President of the United States.
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Though Mosseri didn't elaborate on why he'd never met Spiegel, Facebook has long been viewed as a major antagonist of Snap's.
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Mr. Corker, often a Republican antagonist of President Trump, has called Mr. Bredesen a friend and declined to campaign against him.
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Once one's outer antagonist is vanquished, one must face one's own inner witch, and she is the wickedest of them all.
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A powerful shapeshifting witch, portrayed by Gong Li, will feature alongside the main antagonist Bori Khan, played by Jason Scott Lee.
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He even outsourced the job of selling his re-election bid at the 2012 convention to a former antagonist, Bill Clinton.
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And Brandon Victor Dixon, who recently played another conflicted antagonist as Aaron Burr in "Hamilton," will take the role of Judas.
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Disillusioned with activism, Weinstein briefly ran a candy business in Los Angeles before returning to politics to face an unlikely antagonist.
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For now, at least, Mr. Macron has replaced Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany as Mr. Trump's chief antagonist on the Continent.
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Plus it's one of the few games that displays anatomically accurate varroa mites, the most credible antagonist of the apis mellifera.
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" Russia remains a key US antagonist -- Robert Mueller, during his congressional testimony, said that Russia's 2016 meddling "wasn't a single attempt.
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Cultural Studies These days, the con artist is as much a cultural figure as the antagonist of our personal horror stories.
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But there has been no antagonist on the scale of a Harvey Weinstein or Matt Lauer to trigger a broader movement.
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In one brief shot, antagonist Gavin Belson (played by Matt Ross) is seen giving a speech with a backdrop covered in binary.
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It is an opioid antagonist—meaning that it binds to opioid receptors and can reverse and block the effects of other opioids.
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He's had to deal with the show's main antagonist — the "emotional terrorist" of a cat that lives next door — all by himself.
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The classic film, which has been a fan favorite since its 1993 release, stars actress Bette Midler as Sanderson, the main antagonist.
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IOI's villainous CEO Nolan Sorrento (Ben Mendelsohn), the movie's main antagonist, gets mocked for his technical ineptitude and his fake geek posturing.
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The combustible Mr. Ironside vaulted into movie immortality as the antagonist in "Scanners," David Cronenberg's down-and-dirty, exploding-head anti-classic.
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Serena has been vacillating between sympathetic antagonist and hard villain since the beginning, and the writers keep refusing to pick a side.
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Jackson, after all, was one of the foundational figures of the Democratic Party, along with Thomas Jefferson, who was Hamilton's great antagonist.
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For starters, the main antagonist of the show is King George III, who is literally one of Prince Harry's ancestral family members.
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A new teaser trailer for Ryan Coogler's Black Panther aired on ESPN last night, introducing Andy Serkis as the film's primary antagonist.
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Whoever we choose to be Ronaldo's chief antagonist at the weekend, it is yet to be seen whether he can overcome himself.
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Dominic West (The Affair) will star as Jean Valjean, and David Oyelowo (Selma) will play Javert, the principal antagonist of the story.
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Jessica Jones' initial season brilliantly exploited the tension between horror tropes and superhero stories by pitting her against a terrifyingly powerful antagonist.
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This is, after all, the unmistakable voice of Meredith Blake, the blue-eyed, blond-haired, pristinely dressed antagonist of The Parent Trap.
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"The system," in all its incarnations, that vague authoritarian stronghold of imprecise menace and organizational inefficiency, had long been Swartz's primary antagonist.
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In February, Denmark-based Lundbeck said late-stage trials testing its 5-HT6 antagonist-based drug failed to meet their main goals.
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And Cuomo, a Democrat and frequent Trump antagonist, vowed to fight the president's plan, citing the landmark abortion ruling Roe v. Wade.
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The ex One Direction star got a "dark mark" in honor of the infamous antagonist of the Harry Potter series, Lord Voldemort.
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Only Ward seems to react to Danny in a rational way, and he's portrayed as an antagonist for most of the season.
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Honestly, playing the bisexual, evil antagonist in such a significant film was a huge risk and it could have been my undoing.
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They do talk about creating new antagonist therapies—stronger naloxone—so that we can save people's lives who are overdosing on fentanyl.
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That leaves Phantom Boy without a lot of dramatic weight or menace, since its antagonist is both a cipher and a joke.
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Despite the odd controversy here and there, Joshua seems like a handsome, clean-cut good guy relative to Fury's beefy, leering antagonist.
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You don't need the mean cheerleader or dumb jock to be a one-note antagonist in order to make the movie work.
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The spaces were made with the aesthetic of each famous antagonist in mind, as well as the upcoming decor trends for 2020.
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Baldur's Gate doesn't seem to care if I think that the clash of protagonist and antagonist stories is well-grounded or driven.
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The scene depicts a casting-couch-esque moment involving the film's antagonist Stinky Pete (voiced by Kelsey Grammer) and two Barbie dolls.
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Most notably, it even has the same actor as the main antagonist (Caleb Landry Jones, who played Jeremy in the former film).
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Since becoming an EU commissioner in 2014, Vestager has emerged as the unrivaled antagonist to the tech industry's take-no-prisoners style.
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Between Showgirls and Earthling, Bowie reworked the antagonist in "I'm Afraid of Americans" from the faceless "dummy" to a man named Jonny.
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You gotta have a protagonist, you have to have an antagonist or a super villain in order to get people to watch.
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In the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has warmed up to its role as chief antagonist to our thin-skinned overlord.
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During Cloud's final battle with Sephiroth, the transformative antagonist fights desperately, rapidly shapeshifting into two different forms with different bodies, different names.
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They face off against a very dorky looking blonde antagonist, threatening to pull some real shit if they don't get left alone.
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It's often useful to cite an example of what you're criticizing, or quote from an antagonist, because it clarifies what you're against.
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Mr. Cuomo, the mayor's frequent antagonist, said the appointment of a federal monitor made his plan to appoint a state monitor unnecessary.
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Though these remakes are often referred to as "all female," they typically retain men in a key role: that of the antagonist.
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Still, the move against Mr. Acosta, a frequent antagonist known for challenging the president during news conferences, was not entirely a surprise.
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This season he has gone after Equifax; Harvey Weinstein; and his No. 1 antagonist, President Trump, and his relationship with the truth.
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On the acting front, the 33-year-old starred as antagonist Hester Ulrich on "Scream Queens," which was created by Ryan Murphy.
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If no clear antagonist is around, one can be made to appear, taking the heat for a whole history of building anger.
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She was goaded into an Ohio public school visit by an antagonist, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, Randi Weingarten.
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In the early years, players seemed not to view Stern as an antagonist, and respected his work on behalf of the league.
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Snowden, a frequent antagonist of U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies, has previously defended Apple in its opposition to the FBI request.
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His second wife, Anne Boleyn, mother of Elizabeth and the charismatic antagonist of the first two novels, has been beheaded for adultery.
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Tim Ryan, an Ohio Congress member, yogi, and longtime Nancy Pelosi antagonist, has shifted his focus from House leadership to the presidency.
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"One thing to keep in mind is, certain products that are in the H2 receptor antagonist class have drug interactions," Badger-Plange said.
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At the time of the hearings, some Americans considered Russia an antagonist because of numerous reports of its interference in the US election.
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He's brought along Woody Harrelson as the new human antagonist, and we can only hope the apes get hold of even crazier weapons.
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Antagonist who wants to kill Jack Sparrow because of a personal slight, and can walk through walls, but can't go on dry land?
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In Italy, those same forces are mobilised by Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement, Mr Renzi's leading antagonist in the run up to referendum.
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Then, an escape pod of stormtroopers drops out of the sky — including Brendol Hux, father of The Force Awakens antagonist General Armitage Hux.
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Rowling previously shared her disdain for Trump, linking to a BBC story on Twitter about the candidate being likened to the series' antagonist.
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While the streets of Silent Hill echo with the smacks of flesh monsters, the beasts are as vulnerable to bullets as any antagonist.
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"We consider the city itself, Night City, almost the main antagonist of the game," says CD Projekt Red senior level designer Miles Tost.
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The end of that movie reveals that the film's antagonist, Percival Graves (Colin Farrell) is actually the infamous dark wizard Grindelwald in disguise.
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First they introduce an antagonist called Mr Barren (Samuel L. Jackson, whose ranting villainy recalls his performance in another tired fantasy adventure, "Jumper").
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In Mexico, a longtime antagonist of the new US President, just 5% of those surveyed said they trusted Trump as a world leader.
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If he had chosen a different path, it's easy to imagine him having become a traditional Hollywood executive instead of an industry antagonist.
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The game also brought in Hollywood actors to play roles in the game's story; Kevin Spacey plays the game's primary antagonist, Jonathan Irons.
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Though some of his senior advisers have discussed the possibility that he would continue to be a vocal and visible antagonist to Mrs.
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Clinton's aides invited Mark Cuban, the reality TV entrepreneur and frequent Trump antagonist, and said he would be sitting in the front row.
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In day-to-day political bargaining, the president acts as the leader of one political party and the central antagonist of the other.
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But too much of that feeling numbs you to it, and makes Rage 2 into a game without any kind of meaningful antagonist.
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Spider-Man's brain-eating antagonist has become so popular in his own right, he just had his own Hollywood film starring Tom Hardy.
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In his 33 years as a late-night entertainer, David Letterman was both a host and an antagonist to politicians of every stripe.
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Dubbed Janus after James Bond's smug Russian antagonist from the movie, the project gives the old game a much-needed dash of unpredictability.
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This goal aligns the character's MCU arc with his story in the comic books as a villain and antagonist in Doctor Strange's adventure.
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For his part, Mr. Henderson declined in a recent interview to indulge in the put-downs that come so easily to his antagonist.
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And Roger McNamee, a former Zuckerberg confidant who is now a zealous big-tech antagonist, argues that microtargeting is only half the problem.
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The supportive message appears to be grandstanding — a frequent charge against Comey — and aimed passive-aggressively toward his main antagonist, the current president.
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Had Clinton been elected president, Chaffetz would have been the Democrat's chief antagonist — a post that would have further elevated his national profile.
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Her self-described need to be the "good girl," and the ways that has hindered her personal development, emerges as the real antagonist.
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White teenager Steve (Patrick Gibson) could have easily been an "antagonist" on another show: Initially, he reacts with anger to The OA's teachings.
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Avenatti became a leading antagonist to Trump and Cohen, and before his arrest had flirted with a run for the presidency in 2020.
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Avenatti became a leading antagonist of Trump and Cohen, and before his arrest had flirted with a run for the presidency in 2020.
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Kenneth W. Starr, the Clinton antagonist in the Whitewater investigation that evolved into the Lewinsky investigation and ended with President Bill Clinton's impeachment.
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In a decade without an obvious foreign enemy, natural disaster functioned as both a convenient antagonist and reflected our anxieties over environmental depredation.
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The former New York mayor recently re-registered as a Democrat and has become an open antagonist of Trump heading into the midterms.
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According to Purdue, its drug, nalmefene hydrochloride injection, has a longer effect than naloxone, another opioid antagonist that is approved to reverse overdoses.
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Long thought dead, the ninth film in the saga tosses Emperor Palpatine, the antagonist of the first two trilogies, back into the mix.
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The game's antagonist isn't a group or terrorists or a super villain, but a supernatural entity that's the literal avatar of humanity's extinction.
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He's always been presented as an obstacle to the Jenningses' mission, and that means it's easy to slot him into the "antagonist" role.
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Now, you've probably heard that eating yogurt with live and active cultures can help prevent yeast infections, another common antagonist of people with vaginas.
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He also served as president in the 1980s when he was a notable Cold War antagonist of the United States during Nicaragua's civil war.
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For months, Fox News has been meticulously telling the story of Andrew McCabe — one that casts him as an antagonist in their overarching narrative.
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Talia is best known in DC Comics canon as an antagonist and love interest for Batman, with whom she has a son, Damian Wayne.
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Or maybe both the main protagonist and the antagonist have been made equally monstrous by the circumstances of the world they're forced to inhabit.
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Bennett is seen immediately unleashing a tirade against Pan as he walks beside the politician, who tries to ignore, then laugh off his antagonist.
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David Wenham's Harold Meachum never becomes a worthy antagonist for Danny, and the Hand never really becomes anything more than a mystical drug cartel.
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Maybe it's a coincidence, but the purple color scheme could have something to do with Avengers: Endgame, and its purple-skinned, golden gauntlet'd antagonist.
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The Nun is a spin-off of The Conjuring 2, with the habit-wearing demon Valak (played by Bonnie Aarons) as the film's antagonist.
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The gangster drama has been shot in Chennai, Bangkok, Malaysia and Hong Kong, and also stars Taiwanese actor Winstan Chao as the principal antagonist.
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" He issued a rebuttal of Gordon Gekko, the main antagonist of Oliver Stone's 1987 film "Wall Street," who famously remarked that "greed is good.
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Why it matters: Alphabet was an early investor in Lyft rival Uber via its Google Ventures unit, but since has become a legal antagonist.
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Viktor Orbán, Hungary's hardline nationalist leader and chief antagonist to EU politicians in Brussels, was unsurprisingly pleased to hear that Trump had been victorious.
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Flake, meanwhile, has emerged as a regular Trump antagonist in Congress and one of his party's loudest critical voices of the commander in chief.
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Rebel leader and former president of Cuba, Castro was an antagonist of at least 22016 American presidents and a staunch socialist until his death.
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The survivors said the general had ambushed his antagonist with an entire Ancop battalion and had been seen kicking the bodies of the dead.
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The game supposes that you (Link) and Princess Zelda — the longtime heroine of the series — failed in a major battle against longtime antagonist Ganon.
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Even as the new administration complains about the media, for now Trump and Steve Bannon, his chief strategist, seem to enjoy having an antagonist.
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"All things being equal, they should be released by the election," predicted Tom Fitton, the president of Judicial Watch and a longtime Clinton antagonist.
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While Warren may have been the standard-bearer, Sanders has proven to be a serious antagonist of the biggest firms in his own right.
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But while many fans, especially those on Reddit, have deemed her the antagonist of Peter's season, the series itself refused to make her one.
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For years, the country has struggled to sever its Soviet republic roots and emerge from the shadow of Russia, its neighbor and perennial antagonist.
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It might seem obvious, but these two artists from incredibly different backgrounds did struggle against a shared antagonist: the sexism of the art world.
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So when Dylan and then Katie decided to follow their big sister to the racetrack, their father was an accomplice rather than an antagonist.
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Trump tweeted a video of "Spaceballs" protagonist Lone Starr — edited to have Trump's face — easily holding back antagonist Dark Helmet — doctored to have Bloomberg's.
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In the Anthony era, the Knicks could never stand up to James, because their leading man was — socially at least — more wingman than antagonist.
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Joe's antagonist is Carole Baskin, who runs Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida, and is trying to have the Tiger King's empire shut down.
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His chief political antagonist is his predecessor, Mr Correa, who is calling for early elections and says the president is reaping what he sowed.
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Even Mr. Trump's prime antagonist — the North Korean dictator, Kim Jong-un — has earned a surprisingly generous assessment from the president in recent days.
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The issue does not have the potency and emotion of the Affordable Care Act, which also had an easily demonized antagonist in Mr. Obama.
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"Donald Trump says he'll make America great again," said Warren, who has relished her role as the party's leading Trump antagonist in recent months.
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His low point came during a debate, when another candidate, a longtime antagonist named Fernando Olivera, ran through a list of García's alleged crimes.
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Poppy is the primary antagonist, but the film also has several other secondary antagonists, and it keeps tagging them in like a WWE match.
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The Boss alters her character depending on the needs of whatever scene she's in, and she vacillates between protagonist, antagonist, and broad comic support.
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The narrative's principal antagonist, Davuth, is a policeman (need one say corrupt?) just old enough to remember the happy times before the first Year Zero.
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For longer-lasting relief, H2 antagonist medications (also called H2 blockers) are also an option, but they can take a few hours to kick in.
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David Fincher's adaptation of Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl employs a similar trope, but this female antagonist has largely disappeared from the landscape of contemporary film.
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The antagonist would be an ex samurai that has decided to leave his life behind and start anew after a year of serving the syndicate.
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Hysteria might be causing people to Google search "How to do a Facebook cleanse" (hint: turn it off), but size is the network's chief antagonist.
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The famed IRL mining magnate is Deadwood's chief antagonist throughout the third season and a looming threat before that, for much of the second season.
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He's the manipulative, selfish, absolutely electric antagonist of a movie that will bury itself under my skin just as much as that one scene did.
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I think vampires get even stronger in the final season, where the antagonist—the big bad of the series—was an out-and-out misogynist.
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Both clever and heartbreaking, Chambers story focus on the journeys and growth of her two characters rather than a traditional struggle with a malevolent antagonist.
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On September 17th, a house belonging to Kolomoisky's chief antagonist, Valeria Gontareva, a former head of Ukraine's central bank, was destroyed in an arson attack.
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A 90-minute movie with this many storylines — ones for Poppy, Branch, Bridget, the King, and the antagonist Chef — is always going to feel unwieldy.
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Delphi plays a major role in the play as the main antagonist to Albus and Scorpius, although the former might fall for the older witch.
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The expansion also introduces a unique antagonist with a worthy final showdown, and a handful of post-story activities to further build out the world.
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Trump's intention was to make himself a player in the national political game and an Obama antagonist who would delight those who reviled the President.
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Lundbeck's idalopirdine is a so-called 5-HT6 antagonist and is similar to another pill, called intepirdine, being developed by U.S. biotech firm Axovant Sciences.
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" As Noah sees it, President Trump is the "antagonist" ("we don't know if he's the villain or the hero") and a "force in the story.
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In its twelve-year history, Media Matters's main antagonist had been Fox News—a worthy, if unsurprising target for an organization devoted to conservative bias.
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The film follows the dogged Inspector Peluchonneau (Gael García Bernal) as he hunts Neruda (Chilean actor Luis Gnecco) in a classic protagonist-versus-antagonist tale.
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And by creating a fake antagonist for himself, and a fake (if transparent) bit of public dogpiling, Tokyo 42 did indeed get some extra coverage.
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One of the coolest things about Netflix's Stranger Things was the show's antagonist, a horrifying monster that the show's characters took to calling the Demogorgon.
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In every one of the three male Ocean's pictures (for want of a better term), an antagonist set the terms for the heist team's redemption.
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The paper interviewed Conway, chief counselor to President Donald Trump, as well her husband George Conway, a former Trump supporter turned Trump antagonist on Twitter.
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Take a couple of characters, drop them into a mess of advanced sciences and technologies with a clear antagonist, and crank the book to 11.
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Avenatti emerged this year as a regular antagonist of President Donald Trump, beginning with his legal representation of Stormy Daniels and his frequent media appearances.
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But the announcement raised the possibility that President Donald Trump could again see Manafort as an ally and antagonist of Mueller, and consider pardoning him.
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Oracle has acted as the prime JEDI antagonist, taking the DOD to court over claims that the cloud-computing procurement process was unfair and biased.
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James says he sees a massive contradiction in Trump's much-publicizedtweetslaying the blame for Baltimore's poverty, crime and rodent problems on frequent antagonist Maryland Rep.
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Entomophaga maimaiga, a fungal antagonist of the Asian gypsy moth variant that scientists tried to use against Trouvelot's European imports several times starting in 1910.
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Orchestrating a sting is like staging a play, one with a script flexible enough to accommodate the words and actions of the oblivious key antagonist.
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Also released today was the trailer for his Netflix sci-fi drama "Mute," in which he plays the antagonist to Alexander Skarsgard's silent main character.
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Another question, they said, is whether he would be viewed by Myanmar's hard-line Buddhist fringe as a neutral peacemaker or a pro-Muslim antagonist.
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It's like watching a TV show you're really engaged in and want so much for the antagonist to get his just karma at the end.
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John Wick Hex is a prequel and includes the characters Winston (Ian McShane) and Charon (Lance Reddick), who are being held by a new antagonist.
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And it's a pretty wicked antagonist against New Year's resolutions to be productive, get a promotion, or even make it into the office on time.
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He soon became the ultimate antagonist of Big Coal for its neglect and abuse of miners, serving as their voice in Congress for nine terms.
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But then an anonymous whistleblower complaint changed the course of history for both Trump and his chief antagonist at the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Courtney B. Vance gives a layered, subtle performance as the master showman Johnnie Cochran, Clark's most powerful antagonist—a quiet take on a bold man.
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Naloxone, an opioid antagonist medication that can save the life of an overdose victim, has been heralded as a key to curbing the opioid crisis.
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After the news of the Amazon mogul's pending divorce and The Enquirer's exposé, he coined a new nickname for a man he considers an antagonist.
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President Trump, who had only the press and the special counsel to battle with, they said, would find a useful antagonist in Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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Naltrexone is an opioid antagonist, which means it enters the brain and occupies (but doesn't activate) the receptors that would otherwise be triggered by an opioid.
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Said antagonist was a dress — a dress I loved the minute I put it on, even though everything around me told me I should hate it.
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For those counting at home, this is Shaw's second villainous sibling after his brother Owen Shaw (Luke Evans) served as the antagonist for Fast & Furious 6.
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Years after the rancor, and more than a decade after the death of Van Gogh himself, his old friend and antagonist evidently harbored a residual affection.
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That may hinge on Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, a regional antagonist, who says that he will reveal everything his country knows about the murder tomorrow.
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And AMC has already confirmed the Whisperers, the next antagonist group from the comics to arrive after Negan, as the eventual big-picture villain this season.
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And with that, Cruz, 45, placed an extraordinarily risky bet on how the next four years will unfold, cementing his stature as a chief Trump antagonist.
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Not only is Ledger's Joker an iconic performance, his character was also the most perfect antagonist there's ever been for Batman (or maybe, for any superhero).
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For a while, conveniently, the conversation about manipulation focused on Russia, a foreign antagonist with a remarkable talent for mimicking American speech and commandeering American narratives.
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Despite successes against al Shabaab, the group has remained a potent antagonist in Somalia, launching frequent attacks in its bid to overthrow the Western-backed government.
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Her off-the-record comments were put on the record by The Australian, a publication owned by Rupert Murdoch, a canny and persistent antagonist of Facebook.
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Yeah. I was just interested in that moment — that phone call — because it's the protagonist and the antagonist, this dialogue between WikiLeaks and the US government.
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O'Malley also flirted with a bid for DNC chairman before eventually deciding not to run and has tried to position himself as an antagonist to Trump.
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He's the guy who's going to come up with all the bad ideas, he's the antagonist, he's going to affect the life of the good guy.
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Warner Brothers dropped the first trailer for The Meg on Monday, giving us a look at the sea-dwelling, razor-toothed antagonist in all its glory.
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In late 2016, Feeley became concerned that Panamanian officials were negotiating with their Chinese counterparts to withdraw diplomatic recognition from Taiwan, a longtime antagonist of China.
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I have the feeling that Britain, being in a deeply self-critical mood in these post-Brexit days, may embrace this stylish antagonist from the colonies.
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Under pressure from William Paley to show profit at a time when network news wasn't considered indispensable, the steely Aubrey plays the role of antagonist here.
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At one point in the trailer we see antagonist extraordinaire and exploiter of exotic animals Gavin Belson standing in front of a screen displaying binary code.
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And Tim the TA is a fun antagonist, but he's not a compelling villain on the level of season one's Aaron Echolls or season two's Beaver.
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"CHY-NA," à la Republican nominee Donald Trump, has been painted as the ultimate antagonist—for stealing our jobs and devaluing their currency to incite exports.
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If one didn't know any better, one might suspect that his tepid admonition of the Charlottesville antagonist may be have been the result of political ambivalence.
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Adding to the tensions, that meeting will be immediately followed by Mr. Trump's first formal solo meeting with a NATO antagonist: President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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When the "prime movers" (or "agonists," in technical terms) contract during any given movement, the nervous system tells its opposing muscle group, or antagonist, to relax.
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But Matt Ross, who plays the series' main antagonist, Hooli CEO Gavin Belson, approached the character as a real and serious — but also ambitiously deluded — person.
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Moore has vowed to stand against the Republican establishment should he win, giving McConnell a new antagonist in a caucus he has already struggled to unify.
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The Working Families Party, a progressive minor party and frequent antagonist of the governor, endorsed all the challengers and provided training and staff for their campaigns.
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If this conflict has an antagonist, it is the specter of misplaced hope, personified by the imagined voice of Sarah Palin that exists in Litt's head.
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Unlike other Republicans whom Mr. Trump has gleefully helped push from office, Ms. Roby was not an eager antagonist during the 2016 presidential election, or since.
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Only two episodes remain before "The Walking Dead" wraps up the eighth season, and the remaining installments promise nothing short of hellfire from the primary antagonist.
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Eva's chief antagonist isn't her husband, the quasi-fascist Juan Perón (Enrique Acevedo), but Che (Jason Gotay), a generalized man of the people and freelance cynic.
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The third is Aunt Lydia, the main antagonist of the first book and one of Gilead's core architects, and so she has access to its secrets.
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Particularly in such an increasingly dangerous world, and one in which the American president's most visible antagonist rides horses with his shirt off and pets tigers.
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Representative Steve King of Iowa, a conservative Republican and antagonist to his party's leadership, described Mr. Bannon as closest to the ideology that elected the president.
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Talking head Larry Kudlow takes Cohn's vacated seat, elevated alongside noted trade hawk and China-antagonist Peter Navarro as a direct economic advisor to the president.
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For several years, Mr. Firtash's most visible lawyer had been Lanny Davis, a well-connected Democrat who also represented Mr. Trump's fixer-turned-antagonist, Michael Cohen.
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Led by perhaps the most villainous antagonist of the series, Negan regularly takes half of everything his lieges produce in exchange for safety (mostly from himself).
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A genial 51-year-old with an earnest demeanor, Mr. Ferguson cuts an unlikely figure as an antagonist for the most pugilistic president in modern times.
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He and his allies have gone after Schiff in recent days as the longtime Trump antagonist takes on a prominent role in the House's impeachment inquiry.
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Mr. Einstein played Marty Funkhouser, Mr. David's pal and occasional antagonist, on "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the long-running fictionalized version of Mr. David's life on HBO.
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The only person who dies, so far, is the bad guy (which in God's Not Dead is the atheist philosophy professor and the film's main antagonist).
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