No, that’s just two different kinds of evil.
You wouldn’t call Mahr’i good, would you? She is definitely evil. But she pretended to be nice in order to earn the throne.
Have no idea who that is
And if what you are saying, then there is no such thing as a ‘good guy’, they are all simply differing sides of evil (and was talking about the ‘Real World’, the one outside of the comic)
Yes, I know we’re talking about the Real World here, but that doesn’t mean I can’t give you examples from the comic.
And no, good has lots of sides, too. Don’t confuse good and perfect. Everyone has flaws and downsides, but not all of the possible flaws make people evil.
And there isn’t always only one perfectly good way, either.
Decent people exist in our world.
Unfortunately, by that very characteristic of their nature, they tend not to seek out positions of power and authority over others, so we get the kind of people that do, as our leaders.
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In _all_ worlds, the ‘good guys’ only pretend to be good, until their allies are no longer of any use
Not true. That’s not good guys, that’s slier bad guys.
No, you know where you stand with evil, it’s the ‘good’ ones you should never turn your back on
No, that’s just two different kinds of evil.
You wouldn’t call Mahr’i good, would you? She is definitely evil. But she pretended to be nice in order to earn the throne.
Have no idea who that is
And if what you are saying, then there is no such thing as a ‘good guy’, they are all simply differing sides of evil (and was talking about the ‘Real World’, the one outside of the comic)
Yes, I know we’re talking about the Real World here, but that doesn’t mean I can’t give you examples from the comic.
And no, good has lots of sides, too. Don’t confuse good and perfect. Everyone has flaws and downsides, but not all of the possible flaws make people evil.
And there isn’t always only one perfectly good way, either.
Decent people exist in our world.
Unfortunately, by that very characteristic of their nature, they tend not to seek out positions of power and authority over others, so we get the kind of people that do, as our leaders.