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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 444545" data-attributes="member: 4937">Do you think you know right from wrong?&nbsp; Most of the time is fine. Is there anything about yourself you like?&nbsp; Is there anything about yourself you don't like?&nbsp; What would you be like if all the things you wished you did, you did?&nbsp; If you were perfect, what would _you_ be like?&nbsp; What do people you admire do to deserve your admiration?&nbsp; Be that person as best as you can.Some examples of Lawful Good from literature:Sam Gamgee, Aragorn son of Arathorn, Faramir, Lord Shonto (from the Wa duology), Silk (from the Book of the Long Sun), King Arthur, Sir Galahad, Sir Kay, Donal Graeme (from the Childe Cycle), Master Yoda, F'Lar (from DragonFlight), Lan the Warder, Sturm Brightblade, Duncan Idaho (from Dune), Enoch Wallace (from Waystation)From History:George Washington, Eric LiddellTake Your Pick:Daniel (from the Bible), Joan of Arc, El CidOur modern mythology honors the rebel, so many of our more familiar heroes are probably Chaotic Good.&nbsp; But pay close attention when the rebel is rebelling against 'corruption' but upholding 'the system' even when no one else is.&nbsp; In those cases, he's probably Lawful Good.&nbsp; I would argue that 'Dirty' Harry Calahan is probably Lawful Good despite his reputation as a loner.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 444545, member: 4937"] Do you think you know right from wrong? Most of the time is fine. Is there anything about yourself you like? Is there anything about yourself you don't like? What would you be like if all the things you wished you did, you did? If you were perfect, what would _you_ be like? What do people you admire do to deserve your admiration? Be that person as best as you can. Some examples of Lawful Good from literature: Sam Gamgee, Aragorn son of Arathorn, Faramir, Lord Shonto (from the Wa duology), Silk (from the Book of the Long Sun), King Arthur, Sir Galahad, Sir Kay, Donal Graeme (from the Childe Cycle), Master Yoda, F'Lar (from DragonFlight), Lan the Warder, Sturm Brightblade, Duncan Idaho (from Dune), Enoch Wallace (from Waystation) From History: George Washington, Eric Liddell Take Your Pick: Daniel (from the Bible), Joan of Arc, El Cid Our modern mythology honors the rebel, so many of our more familiar heroes are probably Chaotic Good. But pay close attention when the rebel is rebelling against 'corruption' but upholding 'the system' even when no one else is. In those cases, he's probably Lawful Good. I would argue that 'Dirty' Harry Calahan is probably Lawful Good despite his reputation as a loner. [/QUOTE]

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