The More I Think About Mr Ring-A-Ding The More I Consider That He Was, In So Many Ways, NOT Maleviolent.

The more I think about Mr Ring-A-Ding the more I consider that he was, in so many ways, NOT maleviolent. By which I mean The Toymaker, The Maestro, and Sutekh all wanted to harm humanity or the universe. Meanwhile, Mr Ring-A-Ding did not kill and he was content to stay in the theatre watching movies every night for five months, reanimating one old man's dead wife or playing like he did. But he was dangerous and he was dangerous because he didn't care enough about the people he interacted with. They made him laugh or didn't understand or threatened him so he trapped them in terror in film, destroyed familes, didn't care. And when he realised he could get bigger and more powerful why not? Nobody and nothing else mattered but what he wanted. Like a child emperor with manifest power to get everything and anything he wanted.

And I think the point of this is to say that the pantheon are not all evil, they're not all bent on domination and destruction, some of them are just after their own whims but with the power that they do have and the lack of care - those whims are dangerous.