I suppose that’s because I’m not sure I believe in such a thing. Let’s take Machiavelli, for example. Sure, some pretty heavy types like Napoleon and Hitler were into Machiavelli, but all he was writing about was the truth. Is that evil? And Napoleon was just good at winning his wars. Was that evil? I suppose Hitler is a bit iffy – killing more than ten million people on purpose is over-doing it, but my history book says that for quite a few years before World War II, Hitler managed to get Germany prosperous after a lot of suffering following World War I. A few kids in our class might see me as a villain, but I wasn’t voted Captain for nothing. I’m doing it the Machiavelli way. I’ve just run a class sausage-sizzle fundraiser for World Vision – we made a profit of $240. Second fundraiser in a fortnight! They’ll be calling me the Charity King soon. I’m on the SRC and my motion for a Save our Environment Power-Free Day was passed unanimously. I’m the good guy, so no one gives a toss if I cold-shoulder a few losers, like that new girl Raphaela.
What do You think about The Invisible Hero (2009)?
