"Schindler's List"

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This paper examines the reality of evil with the belief of the sacred, in Steven Spielberg's Holocaust film "Schindler's List." It analyzes the main character Schindler and how his relationship developed with his Jewish laborers into profound goodness. The paper uses the examples of evil as seen in Geoth's cruel anger and jealously towards the Jewish financial success acted out through his violent behavior.

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"Keeping in mind the cruelty that took place against the Jews during the Second World War, there have been attempts to reconcile the reality of evil with belief in the sacred. If this were not done then there would probably be a distinct line dawn between those that are good and those that are bad, and in this process there would be many races in the world that would even be termed good or bad. The movie "Schindler's list," is one perspective of this line and shows what difference the forgiveness of one person can make to the lives of many human beings."

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