Bad
Wayward
Wayward adjective - Given to resisting authority or another's control.
Usage example: had always been the most wayward of their three children
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Echo, a nymph with a bad habit of gossiping, was stripped of her voice by Hera when the goddess realized that Echo was distracting her from searching for her wayward husband, Zeus.
Source: Cool and Unusual Punishment -
While she appears to be having doubts that all humans are bad, her experiences with Megan and Jason merely reinforce her determination to wipe Wayward Pines off the face of the Earth.
Source: Series / Wayward Pines -
Latawnya, the Naughty Horse, Learns to Say "No" to Drugs is indeed about a wayward equine who gets the Drugs Are Bad anvil dropped on her.
Source: Exactly What It Says on the Tin
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