My Villains (Non-Fiction)

My name is Dr. Elemis Pott and I have lots of enemies.  You'd know them if you knew me.  I'd know them if I knew me as well.  Therefore, I write this blog post to become better acquaint with them.  Because villains make stories better.  You need to know the bad-guy order to know who to fight.

A lot of my antagonists are all linked by the main villain:  Fear.  Antagonists aren't the villain.  Antagonists can simply be things that get in the way of the hero's goal.

Let's use characters we may already know to better understand our relationship with the enemies.  (We're talking to our self now.  Let's call it 5th person perspective, for lack of the actual term).  And we're going to use lot's of examples from movies.  And Pixar.  Because Pixar is wise and it helps us understand our life better.
Our villains are as follows:

Fear

The Fear of Leaving Comfort Zone

Auto from Wall-E

Christof from the Truman Show 

The Fear of Losing 

Randell from Monsters Inc. 

Chick Hicks from Cars 

The Fear of the Dark 

Vashta Nerada from Doctor Who:  Silence in the Library 

The Fear of Losing People/Being Alone 

Lots-O from Toy Story 3

Mal from Inception 

These are only a few of them.  

My fears are still fears and my villains are still villains.  I don't have the answer on how to get rid of them.  Dora says that all you have to do is say, "Swiper no swiping!" three times, and they'll go away.  But I don't have an answer like that.

This blog post has taken me days to write because I have tried to write a conclusion.  I hate not concluding things.  Unfortunately, I can't find any one answer on how to destroy my villains.  Because they've been apart of me for almost 18 years now and may be with me until I kick the bucket.  I don't have the power and authority to wipe them from existence, but I've been given the power to fight them through God.  I've been given the choice to keep punching Satan, or to not.  I don't know much about defense against the enemy, but know some, and what I do know would take too long to write out in one post.  So I will attempt to write a post dedicated to each fear, and my methods on kicking them.  If your antagonists are similar to mine, please continue to read, and let me know what your own thoughts are on kicking Satan. 

Wimpy bad guys make wimpy stories.  If you think your life isn't interesting, perhaps you need to become better acquainted with your villains.  Beware when you don't think you have anything to fight, I believe that's one of Satan's favorite ways to destroy people, by trying to convince us of his non-existence. 

"It is funny how mortals always picture us as putting things into their minds: in reality, our best work is done by keeping things out"

-C.S Lewis, the Screwtape Letters