A Monster in Human Skin - Rameez

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 In the world of literature, villains come in all shapes and sizes. But some stand out for their sheer cruelty, manipulation, and destruction.

Rameez, the antagonist from novel Azazeel, is one such villain. His actions are driven by an insatiable hunger for power, wealth, and revenge, making him the worst villain to ever exist. 


A Life of Destruction:

Rameez's story is one of greed, hate, and destruction. At 58-60 years old, he has spent his life building an underground organization of terrorists and arms suppliers. His network is vast, and his influence is deadly. He has destroyed countless lives, not even sparing his own family members or even his right hand who had always been loyal to him, leaving behind a trail of blood, tears, and shattered dreams.

 A Motive Driven by Hate and Greed:

So, what drives Rameez to commit such heinous crimes? 

The answer lies in his twisted past. Consumed by jealousy and hatred for his brother, Rameez's actions are motivated by a desire for revenge and a lust for wealth. He kills his own father and brother, eliminating any obstacles that stand in his way. His greed and hatred know no bounds, making him a formidable and feared villain.

His Thoughts About Himself:

Rameez always used to say about himself that: 

"There exists no God and I'm the God on Earth. People will do whatever I want."

This statement is such a transgression, no one should ever say it but he forgot that he was, after all,  a human being.....A creature who himself depends on the real God to even take a breath.
He was an actual psychopath who liked blood and fire everywhere. Screams were like melody to his ears. He would even hear them recorded and used to replay his each murder in his mind and feel satisfaction afterwards. 

 A Tragic End:

Rameez's reign of terror eventually comes to an end, but not before he causes irreparable damage. His children for whom he was building an empire of blood, leave him alone and his wife declares him a psycopath.  In a shocking twist, he is killed by one of his own victims, a man he had trusted and manipulated. The brutality of his death is a testament to the depth of his evil deeds. Shot multiple times in the head and body, Rameez's demise is a fitting end to his twisted tale.


If he hadn't surrendered to his greedy and arrogant nature, he would have been azazeel. But, his surrender to his desires turned him into Iblees....A person forever cursed. People like Rameez deserve even more tragic ending if possible because, a man driven by greed and God complex, destroying everyone's life deserves no mercy.

After reading a lot of novels over 2years, mainly trying to understand villains' psychology Ayesha decided to put her thoughts out in a blog dedicating to the shady souls of this world.

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