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The article discusses the impact of drama, especially crime and suspense series, on viewers' perceptions of harmful characters. It explains that portraying characters as suffering and experiencing psychological torment before committing criminal acts may evoke empathy and a humanized judgment, but it can also lead to the justification of behavior and encourage sympathy for the wrongdoer. Experts emphasize the importance of distinguishing between understanding a character's motives and justifying their actions, noting that excessive emotional engagement with harmful characters can escalate to emotional involvement that weakens the ability to evaluate actions objectively, and may open the door to normalizing harmful behavior through repeated viewing. Additionally, continuous exposure to scenes showcasing sympathy for bad characters can lead to changes in viewers' beliefs and perceptions, especially if the interaction is presented in a human and engaging manner, which might contribute to the accumulation of harmful behaviors as being acceptable or natural. Ultimately, the article underscores the importance of conscious viewing—being able to differentiate between humane empathy and rejecting harmful acts—and affirms that emotional and cognitive components interact over time, influencing overall attitudes toward the characters and their actions.
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