Neither Good Nor Evil(Pathos)

People are neither good nor evil. We, as described in an old Cherokee story about two wolfs, a good and an evil one, which fight within ourselves’ to show through in our character, have good and evil within us. Its the actions we choose to take that “feeds” the good or evil inside ourselves’ that shows through in our character. In “How do you solve a problem like Fritz Haber?” audio, they talk about Fritz Haber and his accomplishments. They did not once called the man neither good nor evil but referred to his actions in that way. When they perceived something he did to be evil, in their opinion, they explained how it was this way because it is resentful to their moral standards. This is why it is unreasonable to say someone is either good or evil because what one person may think is good or evil may be different for another person depending upon their culture or what they’ve been taught. People go through a constant battle within ones’ self between our good wolf and our bad wolf. Feeding either one can upset the other and cause it to fight stronger or we can choose to starve one and do only good or bad. In “The flawed concept of "Good VS Evil"”, the author’s explanation of evil and good follows this concept of no one is just good or evil. The author goes to explain how they do not think there should be just one concept of good by saying how they do not like to make their characters the cliché hero because they believe anyone can be a hero no matter who, how or what they are. This demonstrates how they’re can be good in any and all people. We shouldn’t expect good or evil from anyone because people should be able to choose how they react toward others and their actions. Being able to balance which side of us to “feed” is what allows the world to perceive good and evil and strive to do what they believe is best just as Haber did in his situations.