Magnavelli

Magnavelli advises that the soul should carefully scrutinize all the wicked things it has done to others and witnessed others do to others, and consider what actions it needs to take to secure itself and its power. In this way, the soul can better align itself with its moral principles and avoid causing harm to others in the pursuit of its own goals.

The character of Magnavelli is portrayed as a common man, an ordinary man, a person who offers guidance and insight on how to navigate power and conflict in a more ethical and moral way.

It is true that people who are surrounded by negative influences can sometimes be drawn into behaviors that they might not otherwise engage in. This can be especially true if they feel threatened or vulnerable and feel like they need to protect themselves or defend their interests.

However, it is also important to recognize that individuals have agency and the ability to make choices about their actions, even in challenging circumstances.

It can be helpful to consider the motivations and inner conflicts of characters who are struggling with these issues, and to explore the various factors that might influence their decisions.

For example, a character who is surrounded by bad people may feel pressure to conform to certain behaviors in order to fit in or protect themselves, but they may also struggle with their own sense of morality and the consequences of their actions. By exploring these complexities, we have created Magnavelli a more nuanced and believable portrayal of a real life character who is caught in unfortunate events and to his dismay he has to make ethical or non-ethical decisions concerning the current events.

In this book we will illustrate stories that involve evil plots, there may be moments where characters show remorse for their actions or make an effort to change their behavior. These moments can be opportunities to discover good within an otherwise negative situation.

Embark on this journey with us! As we explore the consequences of using others as means to achieve one's own ends. Let us consider the long-term effects of this behavior on both the person using others and the people being used.

Let us examine the motivations behind this behavior: What drives characters to use others in this way? Are they driven by self-interest, greed, or some other motivation? Welcome to “Magnavelli!”Discovery Good in Evil Plots