Mans unneeded journey for perfection and the knowledge to perform such acts, has been put into question throughout our existence. Our driving force for such a need is one of a primal nature, a nature that is based on arrogance, wrapped in self-importance. Once this idea of perfection has been reached, a person will then have one of two unhealthy choices to make, ether start this journey over again or admire ones work. This wide spread fixation with vanity has caused some people to conceder irrational thinking as a normal thought process and it is this so called normal thought process that has justified inhuman action on other people. Both Nathanial Hawthorne and the Grimm brothers stories address the idea of mans own need for perfection in
