A Clockwork Orange: Should Evil Be Sympathized With?
Isn’t it strange that someone can take part in the most malicious acts and be punished for it, but people still will have something inside of them that feels sorry for that same one? There can be many reasons for this reaction and one may be that the full presentation of the sinful person can produce another outlook on his or her actions. In A Clockwork Orange, Alex is very much seen as an evil person because of his violent and shocking behavior. Even though this young man seems immoral, one could react more sympathetically than he or she otherwise might because his full character is being portrayed and the reaction is very significant to the author’s purpose of conveying the theme that it is necessary for free will for humanity. Alex of London is definitely the epitome of immorality. He is a fifteen year old young adult who enjoys robbing, beating, and raping innocent people. At the opening of the story, Alex and his gang (Pete, Georgie, and Dim) have severely beaten and robbed an elderly man. “Pete held his rookers [arms] and Georgie sort of hooked his rot [mouth] wide open for him and Dim yanked out his false zoobies [teeth].” When the old man’s teeth had hit the hard pavement, Alex has finished it off by cr
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