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I like the stories where the hero doesn't outright kill the villain, but drags him in front of his victims to answer for their crimes before those victims sentence them to execution. It feels so much more satisfying IMO than the villain getting killed in the heat of battle and that's that.
Also IMO, when heroes have their speech about "having mercy" for someone who just forced every baby to kill every puppy and then boiled the babies alive, it's really cringy when they say shit like "I could kill you, but every living thing deserves life." Fuck that. You show mercy to a truly inhuman monster by quickly and cleanly executing them instead of killing them in the exact same way they killed their victims.
And this is why Roadhouse is the best movie ever!