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"Right is right only when entire"

- Victor Hugo

      This is statement by Victor Hugo highlights the idea that right will only ever be right if it is genuine and void of any flaws. Even a small amount of wrong is enough to engulf all the right. Take for example a student taking a quiz, 90% of the test was self-done while last 10% was copied off the efforts of his neighbor. There is no such thing as partially right or wrong. You either messed up all together or entirely did it right. There is a explanation for this, a person will slowly begin to enable themselves to believe that it is okay to do a little wrong if they're doing a lot of right.