Grey and Gray Morality: Difference between revisions

* The main characters of ''[[Narbonic]]'' are a mad scientist, her henchwoman who loves to destroy things, her henchman with a deep dark secret not even he knows, and a superintelligent gerbil whose efforts to do good often cause more havoc and chaos than some of the evil plans afoot.

** In [[Spiritual Sequel]] (and, we eventually find out, actual sequel) [[Skin Horse]], there's somewhat more of the same; again, surrounding Artie. Specifically, transgenic rights activists that fall into two main camps: Older transgenics, like Artie, who favor peaceful resolution through debate, but some are [[Blue and Orange Morality|insane by any human standard and quite possibly by their own as well]], and [[Good Is Not Nice|not all of them are necessarily nice people]]; and younger ones, who overall tend to be more personable in their outward attitude, but aren't above using a little terrorism to achieve their ends, and also [[Not So Different|some are insane by any human standard and quite possibly their own]].

* [[The Kingfisher]]: Both Theodore and his sworn enemies - the vampire progenitors - are uncanny, manipulative, and monstrous. It's telling that the protagonist has not committed to a side.