Question

After reading the final chapters of Hallie’s book "Eye of the Hurricane: Tales of Good and Evil, Help and Harm, by Philip Hallie". what are your reactions to the ending chapters? What can be concluded about real-world ethics from these narratives?

Answer 1

Hallie’s book "Eye of the Hurricane: Tales of Good and Evil, Help, and Harm where Hallie talks about his experiences about life and its relation to good and evil by our choices which makes us such a personality to work for the humanity without any benefits.

The end chapter is not about the manifestation of the author's conclusion but he gives some of the details of his own life experience where readers have to judge the situation accordingly which suits them in their own circumstances and this makes the difference in the book.

It shows that the real world ethics is very much harsh by all these narratives which teach us about the world and its behavior minutely. In other words, the real world is quite different which you come to know only when you face it and these things are specifically argued in the book.