Gurkhal
Auror
Ok, from some personal observations I've come to notice with many people is that they tend to divided their world to a great degree into good and bad categories. For example if a certain side gets a PoV, then that's side will have a enormous advantage over the side that don't get a PoV. Not to mention first impressions where even if two sides have done equally bad things at the end of it, if one side starts as more symphatic then people would be more forgiving of doing the same kind of things to the other side that they mark the "other side" as being worse for doing in the first place.
Thus I'm asking what tricks there might be to, when possible keep the greyness in characters and story? Or should one just accept that many readers will divided the story into black and white regardless of intentions of the author? Or is my brain being selective and there's no such thing as what I've writen above?
Thus I'm asking what tricks there might be to, when possible keep the greyness in characters and story? Or should one just accept that many readers will divided the story into black and white regardless of intentions of the author? Or is my brain being selective and there's no such thing as what I've writen above?