[ SECRET POST #4901 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4901 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[sparklywalls]

I love grey-area conflicts but definitely agree with you from the POV it's way too easy to fuck that one up. Well-written straightforward Good Vs Evil is definitely preferable to something completely messing up or missing the point of grey morality.

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed. I love grey morality but I am soooo tired of people getting it wrong.

[silverr]

I agree: while I think well-done gray is fantastic, it's much harder to do well. I'd rather have a tropey narrative done with style, than an ambitious narrative done poorly.

[(Anonymous)]

I wish more writers did grey morality properly. It's frustrating to see a well-developed villain who's choices make a lot of sense only to have them, idk, casually punch a baby as if we'd forget they're a villain otherwise.

[(Anonymous)]

I really enjoy both, but I like grey morality a little more if it's done right. When done wrong, it bugs me.

[(Anonymous)]

It's really annoying to me when writers try to make something morally grey, 'Oh both sides contain good and bad', that sort of thing... and it's really not? Like the Dragon Age writers keep trying to go "Oh the Chantry isn't all bad! And the elves do bad things!" and the fandom is just like, 'Uh, sorry, we're gonna keep hating the Fantasy Catholic Church and all the genocide they keep doing.'

[meadowphoenix]

ngl the only grey morality i accept is "multiple solutions all somewhat bad to a ethical problem." if you ever present a somewhat good solution to a problem (or i can think of one easily) and you still think both sides have a point, i don't think you've interrogated the morality you're trying to bring nuance to.

I am also tired of "morally grey" situations in which one group is so obviously privileged over another like....c'mon.