That's the problem, though; how the power is used is completely dependent on the person is using it. So you're still back to it not being the power, but the way it's being used. The power itself isn't making the decisions of what it's doing, which is what would make it 'good' or 'evil'...which I thought, was the point of your question.
As for your second question; I don't know. How are they using it? It still goes back to that. Are they preventing their opponent from doing more harm? Or are they forcing the person onto the blade? Do they keep them that way or do they let go after the moment is over?
[After a few moments, Derek will add:]
Let me ask you this, since you seem to be focusing on the nature of the power. If a person had this power you considered 'wrong', and it was a part of them, would that make the person themselves wrong? Just because they had it?
And let me ask you a second question. If this power was wrong, and you had the means to remove it from the person, would you? No matter how it was done? If only to prevent it from ever being used for evil?
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As for your second question; I don't know. How are they using it? It still goes back to that. Are they preventing their opponent from doing more harm? Or are they forcing the person onto the blade? Do they keep them that way or do they let go after the moment is over?
[After a few moments, Derek will add:]
Let me ask you this, since you seem to be focusing on the nature of the power. If a person had this power you considered 'wrong', and it was a part of them, would that make the person themselves wrong? Just because they had it?
And let me ask you a second question. If this power was wrong, and you had the means to remove it from the person, would you? No matter how it was done? If only to prevent it from ever being used for evil?