"Unforgettable Vendettas: Fiction's Top 10 Grudge Holders"

This article explores the concept of grudge holders in fiction, highlighting their significance and the politics behind their refusal to forgive. The author discusses various literary works that feature grudge holders, including Shylock from Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice," Mathilda from Shola von Reinhold's "Lote," and Kazu from Yu Miri's "Tokyo Ueno Station." These characters challenge social norms and expose the wrongs committed against them, often stemming from unequal social systems. The article emphasizes the lasting impact of grudges and their potential to inspire change.