Everyone faces their own set of dilemmas and sometimes those dilemmas we have are shared between those in the literature we see everyday. Sometimes maybe our personal dilemmas may have negative outcomes so it is good every once in awhile to see how fictional characters in literature handle your same problem so maybe you can reflect their actions and possibly have the same outcome. Moral Dilemma is seen through “The Dark Knight”, “The Crucible”, and “Of Mice and Men” by explaining the challenges each character faces when trying to fit into society without ruining their names.
In “Of Mice and Men” Lennie faces the moral Dilemma of always wanting to stay out of trouble but ends up putting himself into the exact situations he wants to stay out. When Lennie accidentally killed Curley's wife he didn't mean any harm he just didn't know what he was doing because Lennie doesn't realise his own strength and isn't smart enough to notice that he has the power and needs to learn to …show more content…
In the beginning of the movie these to characters seemed to be almost identical considering they both sought to fight justice and keep gotham clean but as the story progressed we came to see that they took two separate paths. Batman’s Dilemma is that he feels he needs to save everyone so in doing so he always puts himself and the ones he cares about into more danger than required. He wants to protect those closest to him but in doing so the villains always point out this flaw and kill the ones he cares about the most. Harvey dent at the beginning was not much different he would put his own life at a halt in order to lock up every gang in new york to make sure the streets are clean. In doing so the love of his life is kidnapped by one of the villains, the joker and ends up being killed. Out of his grief harvey takes a separate road from batman and decides to take revenge on those that gave away Rachel's
In “Of Mice and Men” Lennie faces the moral Dilemma of always wanting to stay out of trouble but ends up putting himself into the exact situations he wants to stay out. When Lennie accidentally killed Curley's wife he didn't mean any harm he just didn't know what he was doing because Lennie doesn't realise his own strength and isn't smart enough to notice that he has the power and needs to learn to …show more content…
In the beginning of the movie these to characters seemed to be almost identical considering they both sought to fight justice and keep gotham clean but as the story progressed we came to see that they took two separate paths. Batman’s Dilemma is that he feels he needs to save everyone so in doing so he always puts himself and the ones he cares about into more danger than required. He wants to protect those closest to him but in doing so the villains always point out this flaw and kill the ones he cares about the most. Harvey dent at the beginning was not much different he would put his own life at a halt in order to lock up every gang in new york to make sure the streets are clean. In doing so the love of his life is kidnapped by one of the villains, the joker and ends up being killed. Out of his grief harvey takes a separate road from batman and decides to take revenge on those that gave away Rachel's