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==Demons in fiction==
==Demons in fiction==
Demons are, by definition, evil. This moral unambiguity makes them useful antagonists in TV series such as [[Charmed]], as the 'good guys' can kill demons without either moral dilemma or proof of guilt for any specific crime. They also play important parts in [[Frank E. Peretti]]'s novels, such as ''[[This Present Darkness]]'' and ''[[The Visitation]]''. Other works of fiction, including [[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]], [[Angel]], and many comic series, depict demons who, possessing free will, can choose to do good.
Demons are, by definition, evil. This moral unambiguity makes them useful antagonists in TV series such as [[Charmed]], as the 'good guys' can kill demons without either moral dilemma or proof of guilt for any specific crime. They also play important parts in [[Frank E. Peretti]]'s novels, such as ''[[This Present Darkness]]'' and ''[[The Visitation]]''. Other works of fiction, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, [[Angel]], and many comic series, depict demons who, possessing free will, can choose to do good.