: Re: Term for stereotype stories Is there any term to describe stories where the "evil" characters are extremely evil, and the good characters are extremely good?

A neutral term: black and white morality. Good and evil are unambiguously defined and, while a character can have faults, we never doubt its moral standing.

Typical example is The Lord of the Rings and Hobbit. The Silmarillion would be a bit of a stretch, especially when it comes to The Children of HÃºrin.

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