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The elderly Miss Strangeworth seeks to battle injustice through writing her letters to do what her sense of  good is for her community.  It gives her the feeling of authority and power to know that her community is being done right by her critiquing letters.

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In The Possibility of Evil, the character Miss Strangeworth

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In “The possibility of Evil” by Shirley Jackson, Miss Strangeworth feels that there is always evil lurking around, she has a notion that she is all knowing of her town making her entitled to prevent this by being cruel and secretive, in her attempt to stop evil she fails to be succesful causing her downfall.

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The “search for justice” can sometimes seem never ending, but for Miss. Strangeworth, from the novel, The Possibilities of Evil, we can see that she has a unique perception of achieving justice. In her eyes her success was inevitably always there, but to the rest of the town her seek for justice is a hinderance to the community as a whole.

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Miss Strangeworth portrays her idea of justice by caring and looking out for her local citizens which has saved many for years, but doubt clouds her significance as she'd rather stay hidden and anonomous, away from the daunting feedback of her neighbors

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Ms. Strangeworth, the protagonist in "The Possibility of Evil" thinks that she is the light of the  town where evil mostly resides. She has this understanding that in order to provide justice for people's evil deeds, she needed to write letters for those who need their mind to by opened up by a certain anonymous "light." Although this was done anonymously, she remains as this beautiful rose the town portray her as or at least she thinks she is.

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Miss Strangeworth has a specific way of living. If she feels that there is a problem in someone's life, she feels the need to fix it. This is her idea of justice. Being able to help others through her letters anonymously gives Miss Strangeworth the reassurance that she is helping those who need it. But in her head, this is a positive thing, until it backfires. She realizes that her letters were not only, injustice, but they were vile.

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Justice is a driving factor for Ms. Strangeworth's actions, as she dedicates her time towards the safety of her town, through less than recommendable means. However, the extent to which she has devoted herself towards the safety of the town demonstrates how her flawed vision of justice contributes to her ultimate failure.

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In the short story, "The Possibility of Evil", Miss Strangeworth is shown as somewhat of a guardian over the town. Although her understanding of justice is unsuccessful, she views many of the townspeople as "evil" and "degraded." Her understanding of justice is to write letters to all of them and checking up on them, which signifies her

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Ms. Strangeworth displays her idea of justice through twisted actions. From the readers point of view you can clearly see that Ms. Strangeworth' s actions are unjust and immoral. Although, Ms. Strangeworth truly believes that her actions are righteous and helpful for the town, failing to realize the pain she has inflicted.

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Ms. Strangeworth displays her idea of justice through twisted actions. From the readers point of view you can clearly see that Ms. Strangeworth' s actions are unjust and immoral. Although, Ms. Strangeworth truly believes that her actions are righteous and helpful for the town, failing to realize the pain she has inflicted.

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Ms. Strangeworth, is so caught up in her traditions, her selfish actions are all she has ever known that she ultimately fails to understand justice, dooming her search for it. By documenting the way she views society, it ultimately emphasizes her ignorance throughout her journey.

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In the passage, Miss Strangeworth believes that the town belongs to her, and which her belief in justice is sharing peoples business amongst the town, and her opinion on it. In doing so creates the idea of her order and peace into reality, however she does not realize the backlash it will bring upon her.

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In the short story, The Possibility of Evil, Misses Strangeworth’s understanding of justice stems from her desire to cleanse the town from all the evil, and is inspired to do so by the purity of her rose garden. Misses Strangeworth pursues this justice through her letters, but is ultimately unsuccessful because the “evil” continues within the town despite her efforts. Through this attempt for justice, Misses Strangeworth is given a purpose and a reason for her being within the work.

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In the story The Possibility of Evil Miss.Strangeworth feels like it is her duty to rid the bad in her town. She seeks justice through sending letters to those she feels need her help. Strangeworth’s wants to rid the evil in her town but she is the evil that the town wants to get rid off.

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Mrs. Strangeworth believes that by revealing truths, she is bringing justice to the people in her town. These letters that seek justice mostly cause unnecessary grief with gross gossip and judgement. Even when she does reveal actual betrayals to those in the dark, it causes heartbreak and interferes with the fate of their lives, which acts as it's own form of evil.

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Ms. Strangeworth's e was enveloped in the idea of saving her community from evil, that she started exposing her fellow community members secrets. In doing so, she made

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Mr. Crane from The Possibility of evil sought justice for Miss Strangeworths anonymous letters by destroying her roses, however revenge was his sense of justice. In the moment, Mr. Crane thought she was pure evil and filled with anger since she wrote about his beloved child. When the roses were gone, Miss Strangeworth was filled with despair

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Mrs. Strangeworth believes she is defending her town from evil and is doing good, however there is irony in her act as she locks up the letters used to notify the people. She fails to keep her identity anonymous, resulting in an unsuccessful fight for her terms of justice.

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In the short story, 'The Possibility of Evil,' Miss Strangeworth feels it is her obligated duty to keep the town she lives in alert to the unchecked evil in the world. Miss Strangeworth's feeling the need to let the townsfolk know of the 'evils' throughout the town is her understanding of Justice. In hopes of achieving this Justice, Miss Strangeworth writes letters to the many people in town to squash any evil that she feels resonates within the town. However, she finds her search for justice as unsuccessful as one of the recepients of her letters retaliate by attacking her roses. This search as a whole is significant for the work because Miss Strangeworth feels she is in the right for what she is doing, but the many townfolk feels she is not.

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Ms. Strangeworth understanding of "search for justice" is how she is described as a harmless elder in the beginning and she goes on believing she is responsible for her community.

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Ms. Strangeworth's justice is making her town "more aware" of possible evils, however, her version of justice helps nobody and instead sows more distrust and evil amongst her town. Her heroic deeds move the work forward, as it affects her town negatively and shows her as a juxtaposition to how she thinks she is and how she truly is.

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Ms. Strangeworth displays her idea of justice through twisted actions. From the readers point of view

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In the short story, "The Possibility of Evil," Miss Strangeworth sees herself as the person who owned the town.

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Miss Strangeworth believes she should maintain a utopian society free of evil, but instead her drive toward this goal was unsuccessful as she caused more harm than good by accusing the townspeople of their lives. This journey caused irony in the story because Miss Strangeworth strived to keep justice and evil out of her town, but instead caused pain through her incorrect suspicions.

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Miss Strangeworth, from the short story, A Possibility of Evil, by Shirley Jackson, believes that, in order to provide justice for her townsfolk, she must expose any slight sign of danger within the town. While her intentions and her idealism may have been in the right place, her exposure ultimately led to a misunderstanding between her and the townsfolk.

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Ms. Strangeworth sees what she believes to be "evil" and sends anonymous letters in hopes of bringing attention to it. Through this action where she responds to any possibility of evil, we can tell that she has a strong sense of justice, and thinks she is the only person who can fight the "evil" in the town. Whether or not the evil is real depends on your perspective.

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Miss Strangeworth's unwavering sense of duty to carry out justice allows the reader to clearly view her selfish motives, the consequences of her actions on others, and ultimately her demise at the hands of evil.