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It’s time once and for all to determine the moral compatibility of some of our favorite Disney characters!
In case you need a refresher, below are the definitions of each ethical consensus. Take a look and cast your vote!
1. Legitimate good: A character who acts with compassion and follows societal rules and norms to benefit others, prioritizing justice and honor.
2. Good Neutral: A character who generally tries to do good deeds and help others but may not strictly follow societal rules or expectations.
3. Messy Goodness: A personality that prioritizes the greater good, even if it means breaking rules or acting impulsively to achieve a positive outcome.
4. Legally neutral: A character who follows rules and maintains order, but whose actions are not necessarily motivated by good or evil, but simply by adherence to existing systems.
5. True Neutral: A personality who takes a balanced approach, does not strive to help or harm others, and often acts based on personal interests or the situation.
6. Chaotic neutrality: A character who acts based on his own whims and desires, not necessarily conforming to any moral code, but who may occasionally do good or bad actions depending on the situation.
7. Lawful evil: A character who uses order and rules to manipulate or control others for their own gain, often appearing outwardly respectable while engaging in harmful actions.
8. Neutral Evil: A character who is indifferent to the suffering of others and will exploit situations to benefit herself without caring about morality.
9. Chaotic Evil: A character who acts recklessly and without regard for the rules or the well-being of others, often causing chaos and destruction for their own amusement or gain.
