Grey and Gray Morality: Difference between revisions

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* The soldiers and rebels in ''[[Beachwalker]]'' are both portrayed as having sympathetic members, and the book entirely avoids taking sides in their conflict, focusing instead on the specific combatants and civilians in the protagonist's immediate sphere of influence.

* [[The Black Company]] by Glen Cook at best. Most prevalent in the first book, and then appearing here and there throughout the series.

* The people on either side of the diamond wall in ''[[Dirge for Prester John]]'' view themselves as the real Pentexore. Neither side is more valid than the other, just one side has the benefit of the [[Fountain of Youth]].

* The people on either side of the diamond wall in ''[[A Dirge for Prester John]]'' view themselves as the real Pentexore. Neither side is more valid than the other, just one side has the benefit of the [[Fountain of Youth]].

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** [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4tDP-yMwXI Or does he?]

** French singer Jean-Jacques Goldman titled one of his songs "Entre gris clair et gris foncé" ("Between Light Gray and Dark Gray"). Specifically, its lyrics are about the increase of ambiguous morality in fiction.

{{quote|''[[Good Is Boring|Dulled good guys]], [[Evil Is Cool|troubling bad guys]]''

''Devils aren't so [[Colour-Coded for Your Convenience|black]] anymore''

''Nor whites [[Light Is Not Good|wholly innocent]]'' }}