Moral
Moral adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Perfect
Perfect adjective - Being entirely without fault or flaw.
Both words in one sentence
- By softening the consequences of a female character's moral choices with excuses—or presenting women as morally perfect to begin with—the potency of moral choice is removed for both female character and female audience.
Source: Gender Dynamics Index - He's the perfect knight, has no moral failings, and everyone finds him completely insufferable.
Source: Rightly Self-Righteous -
Ozu's got a girlfriend — who is incidentally Honwaka's daughter — and has been doing all these questionably moral things for two years for the sake of the perfect date with her.
Source: Literature / The Tatami Galaxy
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