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**jesyflowers** · 10-14-2010, 05:05 PM

Well, from what I know of Deathnote, both main characters have already made the decision to follow their definition of what is "right" and see it to its end. Fate, however, reflects much of the OP in that one's own morals are brought into question.

My post itself is largely based on Fate. Given the nature of the situation, no matter what you do, you will always be accused of having done the "wrong" thing by someone. You just have to recognise that you've tried your best to uphold your morals, realise that not everyone will agree with your morals and move on.

I must watch Fate. It sounds very interesting.

If you have seen Deathnote, you will understand that bit about the guy on a bus threatening to kill everybody and you being the only one in a position to stop him.

Yes, both Kira and L were doing what they thought was right. Kira believed that killing murderers was right and L believed that punishing killers who killed for whatever reason was right.

The analogy to Deathnote was just too good to go un-noticed.

10-14-2010, 05:05 PM	#14
jesyflowers Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 409 Senior Member	Well, from what I know of Deathnote, both main characters have already made the decision to follow their definition of what is "right" and see it to its end. Fate, however, reflects much of the OP in that one's own morals are brought into question. My post itself is largely based on Fate. Given the nature of the situation, no matter what you do, you will always be accused of having done the "wrong" thing by someone. You just have to recognise that you've tried your best to uphold your morals, realise that not everyone will agree with your morals and move on. I must watch Fate. It sounds very interesting. If you have seen Deathnote, you will understand that bit about the guy on a bus threatening to kill everybody and you being the only one in a position to stop him. Yes, both Kira and L were doing what they thought was right. Kira believed that killing murderers was right and L believed that punishing killers who killed for whatever reason was right. The analogy to Deathnote was just too good to go un-noticed.
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