The classic D&D Lawful/Chaotic, Good/Evil Character Alignment matrix. The great debate. There are a large number of tropers who feel that every character in fiction (and many people in Real Life) should be assigned a place in this grand moral/ethical classification system, and that this place can be determined with a great degree of accuracy from their actions and stated beliefs. However, we have a firm rule on This Wiki about not adding alignments to characters who do not have them in Canon. Why is that?