Good and Evil. It's an ageless struggle. One that finds its way into just about every major film and story that we watch, read, and listen to. And depending on what you deem as good and what you deem as evil, your worldview can influence how you interpret said stories (see my last episode for more on that). 

In this episode, I take a look at how various protagonists (aka the hero / heroine) is portrayed in story. And how their antagonists (aka the villains) are presented too. Some tend to be obvious. Others toe the line between what is admirable and what is not. While others are given to us with the inference that they are evil - just so we can root for our "good guys." 

Happy New Year! And welcome to more Writer's Lens in 2018! 

To kick off the new year, I'm going in deep. Deep into our worldviews; deep into psychology; deep into the very nature of what makes us create what we create. So all that being said, there's plenty of meat and potatoes in this episode. Plenty of which I can unpack in future installments. But, for now, please enjoy this second half of what makes writing a spiritual experience and how a writer's worldview can change attitudes of readers over time.