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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ThoughtBubble" data-source="post: 1262222" data-attributes="member: 9723">Prepare yourself for a deluge of wild opinion!Mind you, this is the most generic of the most generic situations that I'm responding to. As with most situations, it's easy to cast it up into a way that it could be constructed as good or evil within the constraints.Not evil. Definately not good, but not evil. Yes. In the generic situation, trying to stabilize the victim nudges it a little up on the good axis. Not evil. Not good, mind you, but not evil.In the generic, I see nothing inherently evil with it. He's minding his own business, and keeping himself out of trouble. I could see the above working for any neutral character on the good evil axis (except possibly lawful nutral). Of course, none of the actions (see earlier situaitonal criteria comment) strike me as something I'd expect out of a good character. In fact, I'd be surprized if a character who was played as good didn't do something about it.</blockquote>