Quote by Terry Pratchett

The flip side of the coin of which Good and Evil are but one side.

The flip side of the coin of which Good and Evil are but one

Summary

This quote suggests that "Good" and "Evil" are two opposite sides of the same coin. It implies that these concepts are interconnected and cannot exist without each other. The quote reminds us that in order to understand good, we must also acknowledge and understand evil, as they are fundamentally linked. It reflects the complex nature of morality, implying that things may not always be black and white, but rather exist on a continuum of dualistic forces.

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Good Morality Evil

By Terry Pratchett

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