Category: Good and Evil

Harper Lees To Kill A Mockingbird depicts a range of themes like bravery, the law,racism,social inequality and so on. All of which she put in a way that all themes relate in one way or another, but I think the main theme in To Kill a Mockingbird is good and evil. This book shows the…

In the novel The Crucible by Arthur Miller In the world, there are two opposite and powerful forces: good and evil. Some people are just all good and others are all evil. The world continues to function because a balance exists between these two powers unless individuals give in to a strong emotional feeling caused…

Are humans intrinsically good, intrinsically evil, or neutral? Dr.Jekyll, the main character of Dr.Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. Dr, Jekyll realizes human has two sides: good and evil. He wants to separate his evil side to seeks to be perfectly good people. But Dr. Jekyll failed, Hyde begins to control…

Good and evil is the most common dichotomy in studies related to ethics, religion and philosophy. There is no holy scriptures that does not talk about good and evil. It is the most prevalent topic of ethics and philosophies. Though they are the main concepts of moral studies there is no definite meaning for both…

Introduction to Good vs. Evil in ‘The Crucible’ As Eric Burdon once said Inside each of us, there is a seed of both good and evil. Its a constant struggle as to which one will win. And one cannot exist without the other. The theme of the crucible is basically Good vs. Evil, because in…

The article I chose to write about is a brief insight to how good differentiates from evil. Difference Between Good and Evil was written by Manisha Kumar. She starts the article by explaining it from philosophers point of view which to sum up is that good cannot exist without bad and the same is true…

Moreover, Shakespeare characterizes Lady Macbeth as a poisoner, ridiculing the preposterous stereotype that witches used poisons for evil purposes, such as to harm or kill someone. Although Lady Macbeth does not poison her husband in the literal sense, she poisons her husbands mind, causing him to become a different person, a power-hungry tyrant, who will…