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    becomes total chaos and uncivilization. When a group of completely different boys fall upon a deserted island, they all fall into different roles as the tyrant, victim, and responsible one. Victimization, power, and fear can account for all of the evil deeds that occur in mankind. Piggy is very smart, and such intelligence sparks multiple people to envy him, so due to Jack and Roger’s greed,…

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    and the Twilight Zone episode, “The Monsters Due on Maple Street”, share a cynical theme portraying how savagery and chaos loom in everyone just bubbling beneath the surface of civilization and order. Both of the works show the common theme that evil lives in everyone by placing their characters in an unexpected situation that begins to dissolve the rules of society. In the Lord of the Flies, the schoolboys start their paradise island adventure with a plan. They organize themselves into…

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    Rich Choi Compare how the theme of evil is explored in William Golding’s Lord of the Flies and Robert Louis Stevenson’s ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’. “Man is the cruelest animal”, says Friedrich Nietzsche. He is trying to imply that humans are actually worse than any animal on the Earth. In other words, humans are destined not to get rid of their cruelty despite the fact that they believe that they are acting in a civilized way in a civilized society. LOTF (Lord of the Flies)…

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    preferences and beliefs regardless of contrary information (chegg 2017). This essay will explore the psychological biases that go on in us in daily lives, from different scholars and sources, including the novel, riveted: The Science of Why Jokes Make Us Laugh, Movies Make Us Cry, and Religion Makes Us Feel One with the Universe by Jim Davies. According, to author Jim Davies, the compellingness foundation theories, creates a pattern of an uncontrollable pressure that pushes the buttons of hope…

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    Gardner’s book “Grendel”, is most certainly evil. Much of the textual evidence can point to Grendel possessing evil. Gardner does seem to show Grendel being evil, but also points out the evilness of the world making us question Grendel. Is he really evil when looking at the so called “protagonist” of this story? Of course, there may be contrary belief that Grendel does not possess an evil nature, but when using a standard principle in the world we live in today, evil can be found in abundance in…

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    In the novel Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, the author effectively uses various themes to weave the story together. One interesting theme he uses is human capacity for evil. Two characters, Jack and Ralph, have the same ambition, yet try to achieve their goal using different methods. Jack is wealthy, bossy, opinionated and uses his intelligence to deceive and manipulate others. For example, Jack says to the group "Tonight we're having a feast. We've killed a pig and we've got…

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    Matt Roche and Jaimie Warren Too are a duo which created the show “Whoop Dee Doo!” This show is a live show for kids. The show “Whoop Dee Doo!” balances art, humor, and entertainment while providing those involved a creative outlet. The show utilizes its space to create a different world which is what the content of the show is based on. In the specific segment I watched, the duo picked a space and had ten days to transform it into their vision. They collaborated with high school students to…

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    Clockwork Orange, published eight years later, focus on the inherent human capabilities for evil as well as good. The German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche famously posits that ‘whatever is done for love always occurs beyond good and evil’ and it is clear from both novels that it is this absence of love as a driving force that prevent both Alex and Jack from moving beyond the simplistic notions of good and evil and choosing a socially responsible path that looks beyond the self. Both…

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    Self Righteousness

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    There are some people who self-proclaim to be unique and different from the average person, to the point where they can be viewed as pretentious. A 21st century phenomenon that exemplifies this sense of superiority is the increase of hipsters – people who only do things that are not considered mainstream, ranging from solely shopping at vintage and thrift shops to solely eating organic and vegan foods, not because they truly want to, but just for the sake of being viewed as more unique than the…

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    Final Paper Many people would agree that there appears to be a contradiction between a loving God and the reality of evil. The attempt to answer these difficult contradictions is referred to as a theodicy. The great Christian thinker of our time, C. S. Lewis, wrote as an atheist after his beloved wife died, “meanwhile where is God? This is one of the most disquieting symptoms… But to go to Him when your need is desperate, when all other help is in vain, and what do you find? A door slammed…

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