Sunday, September 16, 2012
Good vs. Evil
Depending on the situation, sometimes there is a
clear “good vs. evil” but other times there is a murky gray area based on
individual perception. When Robin Hood stole from the rich to give to the poor
was it considered good or evil? The rich in the classic tale of Robin Hood
would most likely not revere him as good and a hero, but the poor probably
would. Often times different peoples’ perceptions of situations can cause one
person’s hero to be another’s villain or visa-versa. On the other hand,
determining “good vs. evil” can be very clear-cut. Take the Spiderman series
for example; to most people it is pretty obvious that Spiderman who is trying
to save the town is the hero and Dr. Octavious, or whom ever the villain trying
to destroy the community is, the evil one. Labeling the good vs. the evil can
be clear or very murky depending on the situation.
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