Jay,
I think the only thing separating us is semantics, you say
amoral and I say immoral. In my mind, if Marlowe knowingly
does wrong, goes down the road to hell with good intentions,
he is being IM-moral, not A-moral. To me, amorality is
defined as lacking morals. Someone without morals is not
"sullied" by bad acts, since s/he does not consider what s/he
does as wrong. That said, though, I think we see Marlowe in
the say way, just use different words to describe his
actions.
Mark
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