In literature, "evil often triumphs but never conquers." This means that in all literature, there are always two sides. A good side, and a bad/evil side. The characters on the evil side usually overwhelm the characters that are on the good side. This holds true because the evil characters are generally portrayed as more intelligent and have more advantages. However, evil triumphs but never conquers. I agree with this quote because no matter how …showed first 75 words of 675 total…

…showed last 75 words of 675 total…fall into evil, it didn't happen. The good conquered and the evil stumbled. In literature, Evil might triumph, but never conquer. This demonstrated in The Crucible by the actions of Abigail and Deputy Governor Danforth. Evil stirred up hatred, misbehavior, lies, and selfishness, which brought about the town's downfall. Although evil might have taken the lead in and throughout the play, the ending rounded up with good over it. Evil might triumph, but never conquer.