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villain
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VILLAIN., An epithet used to cast contempt and contumely on the person to whom it is applied.
     2. To call a man a villain in a letter written to a third person, will entitle him to an action without proof of special damages. 1 Bos. & Pull. 331.



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In a nutshell: American tourists in Brazil take their clothes off, get stalked by mad doctor for organ transplants.
However, they have trouble working together until they're faced with a real-life threat: sent to camp in a forest, they encounter murderous mutants and are captured by a mad doctor who has plans for making mutants out of them, too.
A century later insanity had become "exclusively defined as an illness", mad doctors had assumed sole jurisdiction over "treatment," and the mad had acquired an identity of their own and were "incarcerated in a specialized, bureaucratically organized, state-supported asylum system which isolated them both physically and symbolically from the larger society.
 
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