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 Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:09 pm
I want your guys opinion
what is the difference between mean and evil ^^
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:52 pm
Cloudy-Demon I want your guys opinion what is the difference between mean and evil ^^
The definition or both words actually differ depending on who you ask. They can also be very close as you'd expect an evil person to be mean. I guess in a sense a mean person can still be redeemed, and an evil person is beyond any point of redemption.
For example, a mean person would yell at a bunch of kids playing outside because he thinks they're too noisy. An evil man takes it a step further and kills one (or all) of said kids.
It's also tricky because an evil person could not appear to be mean at all, but have that dark intent inside of them. Take my example from before, an evil man could act oppositely and invite the kids in for snacks, then proceed to kill them. I guess the intent is what separates them.
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Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2012 8:17 pm
Robbie-fyed Cloudy-Demon I want your guys opinion what is the difference between mean and evil ^^
The definition or both words actually differ depending on who you ask. They can also be very close as you'd expect an evil person to be mean. I guess in a sense a mean person can still be redeemed, and an evil person is beyond any point of redemption.
For example, a mean person would yell at a bunch of kids playing outside because he thinks they're too noisy. An evil man takes it a step further and kills one (or all) of said kids.
It's also tricky because an evil person could not appear to be mean at all, but have that dark intent inside of them. Take my example from before, an evil man could act oppositely and invite the kids in for snacks, then proceed to kill them. I guess the intent is what separates them.thanks for your opinion ^^ and i guess you are very true
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