Follow
Well, my main story archetypes are fairly solidified.
The main character is obsessed with the preservation of her family's legacy and the legacy of the world. (Akin to the Grand legacy of the Roman empire)
The main villain simply has the desire to not exist. He doesn't want to kill himself necessarily he just wishes to have never been. (They Embodie the philosophy of antinatalism)
I've always viewed the idea of building greatness and the desire of non-existence to be polar opposite to each other which I've never seen really explored in a story.
Both are fairly strong worldviews but never fully come into conflict with each other.