👉 Antiganting is a term used in many genres of literature, particularly in Western literature. It refers to a character who is initially depicted as evil or malevolent and then becomes more sympathetic or morally ambiguous throughout the story. The term comes from Greek mythology where the god Zeus creates an antelope (a symbol for evil) and turns it into a lamb (symbolizing goodness). Antiganting can be used in various contexts, such as in novels, plays, films, or television shows
