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![]() Bringslite wrote:
Well, there is obviously a whole range of possibilites limited by imagination really. I think the key is to differ between third and first person perspective. A mentally deluded character who think he is doing something productive by pouring poison in a lake (for example) might not consider himself "evil", even though many would agree that the act itself is evil from a third person perspective. That's why I'm a bit reluctant to the phrase: "If he is committed to the spread of evil and chaos, he is even worse." But maybe I'm taking the philosophy-thing too far here. |