Define the term evil and define the term hero

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1. Define the term "Evil" .

2. Define the term "Hero".

3. Define the term "Bystander".

4. Who is your hero (name & relationship/role) and why are they your hero? I Need more information on this question

5. How can being a bystander lead to more evil behavior? I Need more information on this question

6. What does someone have to do to become a hero? I Need more information on this question

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