I feel that good and evil are falsified in children stories and create this sense of black and white moral truths instead of examining underlying behaviors and motives. Because of good and evil being so relevant in fiction it is easy so be coerced into believing it is relevant in actually society. People from the past probably didn’t see morals as black and white as we believe they did. If we look at the Odyssey we can see that characters didn’t rely on morals but more on following orders. We are naive to think good and evil existed in the past. If we look at Hector form the Odyssey, he did not question the morals of the war and if we was on the wrong side he just looked at it as though it was his destiny to fight in this war and against Achilles. We don’t hold the same values as ancient Greeks so we interpret their writings differently, they talks about destiny but not about the right and wrongs of that
I feel that good and evil are falsified in children stories and create this sense of black and white moral truths instead of examining underlying behaviors and motives. Because of good and evil being so relevant in fiction it is easy so be coerced into believing it is relevant in actually society. People from the past probably didn’t see morals as black and white as we believe they did. If we look at the Odyssey we can see that characters didn’t rely on morals but more on following orders. We are naive to think good and evil existed in the past. If we look at Hector form the Odyssey, he did not question the morals of the war and if we was on the wrong side he just looked at it as though it was his destiny to fight in this war and against Achilles. We don’t hold the same values as ancient Greeks so we interpret their writings differently, they talks about destiny but not about the right and wrongs of that