Good And Evil: The Forces Of Good Vs. Evil

Throughout history we have seen the forces of good vs evil. It has been a constant war brought upon by power and control. It has divided humans into ultimately two different categories. There are those that are viewed as being powerful and those who are viewed as weak. We have seen those with power conquer, control, enslave, and even murder those below them. But the weak have also gathered together in order to fight back for the natural human rights of happiness and freedom. There are different variables and characteristics that make a man “powerful”. This includes wealth and money. A wealthy person has a higher standard of living compared to those who are poor. The wealthy live in safe and secure neighborhoods and do not have to worry about …show more content…
He wants equality for everyone and shared power. The tennis court oath of the new national assembly angers the King. He is afraid that the people will eventually control France. This angers him leading him to send the military into Paris to defeat the poor. The citizens, does not back down. The come together and form their own military protecting their land with guns and weapons. They are not afraid to fight and murder those who stand in their way of freedom and equality. Current news is now being shared through …show more content…
The women played an important role of power. They stormed into their palace chasing after the queen killing and decapitating the head of the guards. The king and queen are now forced to move back to Paris. They can no longer ignore their people’s orders. The king and queen obeyed to the orders but try to run away years later, which ended to be unsuccessful. The king and queen look to outside sources for help. When the citizens find out that they have now betrayed the revolution, they go out looking for royal blood. The king is put on trial awaiting his punishment. He is sentenced to death via the guillotine. In essence there is a peaceful or violent approach to change. As we saw with the people of France during the French revolution they decided to revolt against those in power. They felt misguided and abandoned. The king and queen did not care for their people. These events may have been avoidable if those in power did a better job. But as we see they were fascinated and distracted with their own lives. They celebrated daily and enjoyed the rich lifestyle they had obtained, completely ignoring the problems and crisis that the citizens had to deal