Talk:Sienna Khan/@comment-32845641-20171024233949/@comment-4010415-20171025033501

I wouldn't say she was evil. She was desperate to eliminate discrimination toward and subjugation of her people, and she felt like fighting back with actual aggressive tactics helped more than sitting around holding up signs and boycotting things.

"Antagonist" does not mean "Evil". It merely means "Against the protagonist".

Refer to Death Note (the manga and anime, not the Netflix movie) for an example. Light, the protagonist, was actually a bad guy. He was murdering people. L and the police, the antagonists, were good guys, trying to find and stop this mysterious killer. L and the police were the antagonists simply because they stood against Light, the protagonist.