[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I think there's a difference between mistakes or from deliberately harming others (including in retaliation). I mean would you really think someone who accidentally drops bookshelves is the same with those who deliberately vandalizes? mistakes can be done for not knowing the whole situation I think it's typically unintentional. I mean everyone has capacity to do good and bad, but I don't like if this is used to lump everyone as just the same (which often happens in "it's not black and white" talks, but the "only grey exists" is going too far on the opposite direction); character/people should be looked as a whole of their good deeds vs their bad deeds (and then factoring in WHY they did bad things). It's context that really weighs the scale in either direction.

Sure, but Vice was a devil that didn't even understand the concept of right and wrong when he attacked Ikki's mom. He wasn't a fully-formed human with a learned moral code and a grasp on ethics that decided to harm others; he was basically an animal, and one that had never been trained to interact safely with people. Now that Vice's learned from Ikki's example, I think it's fair to give him a chance?