Peter Parker enters the adult world by avenging evil, taking the audience vicariously with him.
Collaboration with evil takes a variety of imposed, negotiated or even reasonable forms.
I don't know: I feel a bit evil taking such a self-evidently nice fella to task, but his book is just too dull.
A combination of bunny-killing bullies and the arrival of a seraph sets in motion events in which the eternal battle between good and evil takes madcap turns.
In Lesson 6, "The Problem of Evil," delivered at a university in Amsterdam, Costello flirts with censorship, arguing that there ought to be limits to the novelist's right to depict evil, particularly when evil takes the form of torture.
Norman Mailer, who has written about wars, politicians, celebrity, culture and, of course, good vs. evil, takes on one of the most notorious figures of the 20th century in "The Castle in the Forest".
When this monstrous figure of pure evil takes over the impoverished family, the children flee down the Ohio river, finding a haven in the home of a kind, elderly woman (Lillian Gish, goodness incarnate).
— our quotient of evil takes the form of this old crank, who helpfully re-describes the events of the Red Wedding to two young murderers while issuing new threats and commands.
SD Least Depressing Documentary: Sicko Coffee is evil (Black Gold), war is evil (Iraq In Fragments), democracy is evil (Taking Liberties), and oil is evil (A Crude Awakening), but thanks to Michael Moore, we learned that the NHS isn't nearly as bad as the US's system.
