People have to choose well and vote for what they think is the “lesser evilâ€? in these elections. Which brings up the argument within the next point on the line: people tend to think of life as a range of things that are good, evil, and all the shades of gray in between, and tend to portray evil as the enemy of good. However, life has yet another main struggle, between the ever – changing and the ever – constant. All history is a long tale, in which the characters (Britain, and the colonists being a couple of them), and settings (Boston Harbor being one of them) change over time, during which all the characters are doing both good and bad things. An example would be the colonists: they stand up for their rights, which is good, but they tortured the tax collectors into hiding, which is not such a good thing.