Driggs's presence in the series defies the expectations set by the title, displaying that he may not be evil, but rather surrounded by morally ambiguous humans.
While characters like Neville and Yancy have flaws, they also exhibit redeeming qualities that complicate their moral standings, particularly in relation to Driggs.
Neville's encounters with Christopher highlight the power dynamics and conflict as he struggles to reclaim his land while dealing with increasingly hostile characters.
The show's narrative challenges the perception of Driggs as a villain, positioning him instead as a victim of the circumstances created by his human companions.
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