Sure, he's the villain of the play. Yes, he's so pissed off at being a bastard that he betrays both his father and legitimate brother. But man, he is pretty hot. He's smooth, charming, has (arguably) the best soliloquy in the play, and he's so bangable both of Cordelia's sisters are fighting over him.
Sadly, he's also the first unequivocably bangable Shakespearean male character I could come up with. So, Edmund! Now, gods, stand up for bastards!
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