(LOL, fighting evil, no one under 35 believes in 'evil' anymore, for starters.)
American middle-class kids (and, increasingly, this means into their early thirties) lead very sheltered lives. That's why they have trouble believing in evil -- very little firsthand experience with it.
Re: "Allamagoosa" and "The Star"
American middle-class kids (and, increasingly, this means into their early thirties) lead very sheltered lives. That's why they have trouble believing in evil -- very little firsthand experience with it.
The Greatest Generation was less naive.