Basic Trope: Characters that don't have standard good and evil expectations. * Straight: The characters do something that is difficult for the audience to understand. * Exaggerated: Singing at night is an indication that you are a priest, even if you don't want to be one. Few want to be a priest as everyone listens to you. Having others listen to you is just wrong, very wrong, but everyone will respect you, while also ridiculing you for doing wrong things. * Justified: The less human the characters, the more justified. * Inverted: Moral principles are easily-distinguishable. Good and evil are easily recognised. * Subverted: Any time where non-humans act in a human way with human values. Happens a lot in fiction. * Double Subverted: ... but for a few issues they act le