MOrals are subjective to each person, place, time, culture, religious belief. What is immoral to you is nothing to me, and vice-versa. You know, I do believe that's true--and at the same time I do believe you can be corrupted. If someone turns you from what you know to be true, that's corruption. If you turn from it simply to please or to gain something from someone else, that's definitely corruption. Of course, in terms of this thing, I realize corruption is a little strong. I just didn't know what to say instead of that word, which is a pretty charged word, yes?
two men who know that there is evil in the world and will work to fight it, and do their best NOT to give in to it, but know that all solutions to all problems are not pretty OR easy. Right. In this bit of the story--(if it ever settles into what I want,) I hint at that. Probably more shout it out loud, I'm not much for the subtle. *G*
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1/7/05 04:34 am (UTC)You know, I do believe that's true--and at the same time I do believe you can be corrupted. If someone turns you from what you know to be true, that's corruption. If you turn from it simply to please or to gain something from someone else, that's definitely corruption. Of course, in terms of this thing, I realize corruption is a little strong. I just didn't know what to say instead of that word, which is a pretty charged word, yes?
two men who know that there is evil in the world and will work to fight it, and do their best NOT to give in to it, but know that all solutions to all problems are not pretty OR easy.
Right. In this bit of the story--(if it ever settles into what I want,) I hint at that. Probably more shout it out loud, I'm not much for the subtle. *G*
Sorry, posted it twice! *kissblush*