Think about the time right now and how things are seen as. What we see as right and wrong and how we handle situations. Now think about the 1600s. Do you think their mindsets and beliefs are the same as ours. You may be asking why the 1600s. Well that is the time The
Crucible is based off of and I disagree with the statement “the difference between right and wrong is always clear” and will be explaining why.
Their is always situations where you are not sure who to believe. For example, one person is telling the truth while the other person is lying. How do you know who is telling the truth though. If they are your friend or you know the person everything they tell you is always the truth. Of course not people say things to get out of trouble …show more content…
Even after finding information some innocent people are said to be guilty. If the difference between right and wrong was always clear tons of people would have saved an incredible amount of time.
In addition, everyone has a different opinion. What someone might see is the right thing to do in there eyes may be seen completely wrong by someone else. We all think differently and have our own beliefs. It is probably a rare situation where a group of people all agree on something.
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That is why everyone argues. To show their point of view. I see it as wrong for people to take things that do not belong to them while they say it is not wrong because the person should watch their stuff more carefully. Another example is a current event that is happening right now which is the ending of DACA. Some say it is the right thing to do because they are here illegally and should be sent where they should be, while others say it is not their fault and they deserve equal opportunities just like everyone else. If it was clear on if this is right or wrong people would not be having protest and everyone would be on the same page.
In conclusion, the difference between right and wrong is not always clear. Not
Crucible is based off of and I disagree with the statement “the difference between right and wrong is always clear” and will be explaining why.
Their is always situations where you are not sure who to believe. For example, one person is telling the truth while the other person is lying. How do you know who is telling the truth though. If they are your friend or you know the person everything they tell you is always the truth. Of course not people say things to get out of trouble …show more content…
Even after finding information some innocent people are said to be guilty. If the difference between right and wrong was always clear tons of people would have saved an incredible amount of time.
In addition, everyone has a different opinion. What someone might see is the right thing to do in there eyes may be seen completely wrong by someone else. We all think differently and have our own beliefs. It is probably a rare situation where a group of people all agree on something.
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That is why everyone argues. To show their point of view. I see it as wrong for people to take things that do not belong to them while they say it is not wrong because the person should watch their stuff more carefully. Another example is a current event that is happening right now which is the ending of DACA. Some say it is the right thing to do because they are here illegally and should be sent where they should be, while others say it is not their fault and they deserve equal opportunities just like everyone else. If it was clear on if this is right or wrong people would not be having protest and everyone would be on the same page.
In conclusion, the difference between right and wrong is not always clear. Not