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Dr. Loins: The Best Villain
The Best Villain

Dr. Loins recently moved to a new home in Chicago to create a new chemical factory with is lab assistant Claire. In this essay you will find a mix of courage and bravery. As Dr. Loins and Dr. Bryant fight to the death. In this essay you will find a mix of crime, romance, as well as strength.

Dr. Loins was one of the greatest chemical creators of all time, he grew up in Dallas Texas and from the age that he was able to start taking lab classes, is when he started. As he grew up Dr. Loins decided to take on his own chemical business. Dr. Loins found a new home in Chicago to start a business with his assistant Claire. Dr. Loins soon found an abandoned building that he soon took over and used it to start his own personal business. …show more content…
Claire decided to confront Dr. Bryant about his past and the situation, she soon began to regret her decision. After confronting him she noticed something was off. She screamed "what are you doing?!" and then bam...

Later that evening Claire awoken and noticed that she had been kidnapped, along with many chemicals and materials from the chemical building that she worked at. As Dr. Loins arrived at the chemical building he realized that something didn't seem right, and that Claire hadn't shown up for work that day. Dr. Loins had suspicions but he decided to wait a couple of hours to see if she would show. Just a few minutes later he realized that many of his materials had gone missing and he instantly knew who did it.

He drove to where Dr. Bryant lived and found him, and Claire at the home. Claire had been tied to a chair and Dr. Bryant was messing around with the chemicals. Dr. Loins snuck in and told Dr. Bryant to release Claire and he refused. Dr. Loins then pulled a gun from his belt and shot Dr. Bryant.

He then went and untied Claire, they later decided to continue their business together. After a couple of years they ended up falling in love, and got married. So moral of the story, the villain was killed and the heroes ended up living happily ever
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