KnowraMoral ambiguityLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Moral ambiguity, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 12Crime fictionRelated: Criminal protagonists and compromised investigators unsettle simple divisions between good and evil.Hardboiled fictionRelated: Hardboiled investigators often pursue justice without believing that the law or their own conduct is pure.Graham GreeneRelated: His protagonists often pursue moral goods through compromised choices.Dark fantasyRelated: Dark fantasy often makes survival depend on compromised choices rather than clean heroism.Byronic heroRelated: The hero’s compelling qualities coexist with harmful choices.Star Trek: Deep Space NineRelated: Wartime decisions challenge the Federation’s customary image of ethical certainty.A SeparationRelated: Each party has understandable motives, yet causes harm through choices and omissions.Martin McDonaghRelated: His characters’ capacity for cruelty and change resists simple divisions between good and bad.Philip MarloweRelated: Marlowe’s cases rarely divide cleanly into innocent clients and guilty suspects.Princess MononokeRelated: Eboshi’s care for her workers coexists with her destruction of the forest.Jack and the BeanstalkRelated: Jack’s thefts can look like survival, justice, or greed, depending on the version.Dimitar DimovRelated: His characters’ desires and compromises complicate simple judgments of guilt and virtue.