@CringeMustDie@Fenrirtheicewo1 Haha. Occasionally I can think of a good one but it’s rare!! 😂 Ancient Myths are a perfect example, though!! But it seems I simply misunderstood your first post then, because I agree with everything you wrote here. My mistake and I concur!! Carry on with yo bad self 😎
@luvmymittens But not all forms of entertainment need to include this debate. And sometimes it’s better for other aspects to take precedent in a story. It works great for some stories, but in others, it is not uncalled for, and detracts from more important (and interesting) qualities.
I respectfully disagree. I think moral ambiguity can be a very useful tool for conveying multiple perspectives of a difficult philosophical question. But like nearly any other tool, you get the most out of it when you use it at the appropriate time, for the appropriate job.
@Fenrirtheicewo1 Moral ambiguity is good writing actually. Most quality adult fiction like Breaking Bad and Sopranos utilizes it for a reason. Manchildren like you cling to the slop you watched when you were 7 years old because you're incapable of maturing mentally.
@luvmymittens Yes, all of that is true. Moral ambiguity is definitely interesting (when done in an interesting way, of course. Anything can be done badly and thus be uninteresting). And it is great fodder for philosophical debate…
@CringeMustDie@Fenrirtheicewo1 I politely disagree. I think moral ambiguity can be a very useful tool for conveying multiple perspectives of a difficult philosophical question. But like nearly any other tool, you get the most out of it when you use it at the appropriate time, for the appropriate job.
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