Bryce Dallas Howard's Hilly vs. Victoria

Though her father Ron Howard made his mark by playing nice guys (like Opie Taylor and Richie Cunningham), Bryce Dallas Howard is skilled at portraying some truly wicked women. The actress played the "vampire with a vendetta," Victoria, in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, and in this week's The Help, she plays a character nearly as powerful and dangerous as a vampire: Jackson, Mississippi's Junior League president Hilly Holbrook.

So who is more evil, Victoria or Hilly? Let's compare.

Hell Hath No Fury

So what do these ladies do when they are scorned in love? In Twilight, Victoria's mate James is killed. She decides to exact revenge by killing the person responsible — in this case, Bella. When her first attempts don't succeed, she starts a full-on battle.

In contrast, while Hilly is married and has a family, she still makes a point to punish her ex-boyfriend's wife. As the president of the Junior League, she uses her power to exclude Celia Foote from as many social events as possible, in an obvious attempt to ostracize her completely. While she claims it's because Celia is "white trash," it's pretty obvious the real reason for her exclusion is that Celia dared to marry a man that Hilly once thought she was going to marry her.

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Wielding Their Power

Both of these ladies are powerful and seem to feel no particular compunction in using their power for good. Hilly leverages her Junior League power to prevent her mother's former maid Minny from getting a job, all because Minny let Hilly have an earful on occasion. Hilly makes her Junior League minions do her dirty work by refusing Minny a job at any of their houses.

Victoria certainly has more physical strength and power. Yet, she still has others do her bidding. Victoria creates an army of newborn vampires just to fight the Cullens. She doesn't care whether they live or die; they are merely the pawns in her game.

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