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The division between a True Neutral character of the "unthinkingly amoral and selfish" type and a NeutralEvil character may also be questionable, especially if the work spends a lot of time depicting the negative effects that the selfish actions have on others. A good guideline is that a True Neutral character will have basically innocent objectives and motivations like self-preservation, or pleasures that don't inherently damage others, while a Neutral Evil one will be motivated by actively unpleasant desires like dominating others or taking pleasure in cruelty.
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The division between a True Neutral character of the "unthinkingly amoral and selfish" type and a NeutralEvil character may also be questionable, especially if the work spends a lot of time depicting the negative effects that the selfish actions have on others. A good guideline is that a True Neutral character will have basically innocent objectives and motivations like self-preservation, or pleasures that don't inherently damage others, while a Neutral Evil one will be motivated by actively unpleasant desires like dominating others or taking pleasure in cruelty.
cruelty. On the other hand, a professedly True Neutral character who acts with too much kindness and compassion to others, even if they refuse to actively ''fight'' for good, may come across more as NeutralGood.
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* Big the Cat from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' games; generally wanting to be alone so he can fish in peace. When he does fight, it's because of Froggy, curiosity, or for survival.
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* Big the Cat from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' games; generally wanting to be alone so he can fish in peace. When he does fight, it's because of Froggy, curiosity, or for survival.
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* Henry Rearden from ' 'Literature/Atlas Shrugged' ' flat-out says that his "only goal is to make money." Rearden however is content to run his business ethically and honestly and does not harm anyone in this pursuit. He simply wants to be left alone. He also is loyal to those he cares about, including Dagny Taggart, Francisco D'Anconia, and his abusive mother, free-loading brother, and shallow, materialistic, and abusive wife.
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* Henry Rearden from ' 'Literature/Atlas Shrugged' ' ''Literature/AtlasShrugged'' flat-out says that his "only goal is to make money." Rearden however is content to run his business ethically and honestly and does not harm anyone in this pursuit. He simply wants to be left alone. He also is loyal to those he cares about, including Dagny Taggart, Francisco D'Anconia, and his abusive mother, free-loading brother, and shallow, materialistic, and abusive wife.
