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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pawsplay" data-source="post: 3293794" data-attributes="member: 15538">He does hold the damsel in distress hostage. He also pulls a gun several times. The fact that he really has to follow through on his threats is a credit to his judiciousness and charisma, not his moral charity. Also, he was the captain of that gang of pirates... how did he achieve that position? The mutiny was a question of policy versus greed, not neutral vs. evil. He also tries to pawn the soul of essentially his only friend in the world. Pawning souls is evil. If you put this alongside his deliberate decision to become an undead creature, he has already fulfilled the defining alignment characteristics of liches and devils by halfway through the second movie.EDIT: How many people does Riddick kill in the first movie? How many does Darth Vader kill in Return of the Jedi?</blockquote>