At the same time, Kougami represents another view in the how he seems to have misgivings about the system, but sees the big picture accepts it as a necessity (or at least that he cannot do anything about it), and continues along his own path of justice (or at least, however much he can).
freedom spectrum - and the characters themselves a representation of the many interpretations of what one considers just and potential sacrifices one could make to maintain order.įor instance, it can be said that Makishima is the representation of one who believes in free-will - one so morally opposed to the system that they are willing to do anything to destroy it from the inside out and doesn’t believe they’re wrong in doing so. Because in the end, the Sibyl System is the ultimate result of desiring total order - the extreme end of the order vs.
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With this in mind though, the question becomes: what would you be willing to sacrifice for this order - this security that the law brings with it?Īnd that for me, is a lot of what PSYCHO-PASS is - a series that challenges you to question how much freedom you’re willing to give up for a society that is virtually crime free and to define your own sense of justice. In a world where things have a tendency to lean toward chaos and disorder, it can be said that laws (and its subsequent need to categorize what one would consider good and bad) developed as an inevitable necessity to combat this and allow for the formation of the complex group we call civilization. It’s no surprise though - after all, the laws that derive from it formulate the basis of societal order. In the context of intangible terms, “justice” is arguably one of the most discussed of them all.
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