Betrayer, Attacker, Traitor, Murderer, Villain. All the words that make an enemy into something bad. All the words that make an enemy end up in the lower level of the goodness scale. Just from some simple words an enemy turns out to being a big threat in a numerous amount of people’s eyes. Enemy; a noun; person who feels hatred for, fosters harmful designs against, or engages in antagonistic activities against another; an adversary or opponent; an armed foe; an opposing military force: a hostile nation or state; a citizen of such a state; enemies, persons, nations, etc., that are hostile to one another: something harmful or prejudicial: the Enemy, the Devil; Satan (“The Definition of Enemy”). The word enemy gets used as something negative. It gets used as something negative when the word negative doesn’t even relate to the word enemy at all. In addition, the meaning shouldn’t be seen as something negative but instead as something positive. The true meaning of an enemy is a friend who helps a certain person throughout their life. …show more content…
A friend who stays by someone’s side all the time and goes through the wonderful and rough times with them. In reality, an enemy is a friend. Specifically, a friend whose category fall under being a true friend. A true friend in the way that even though they push one’s buttons they mean no harm. One who is always truthful. Truthful in the way where they never lie and are able to also point out their flaws. Never lying to one since they are an enemy and they tend to be against someone in certain situations, so there is no reason for one to lie to the other. In that way someone who has an enemy obtains a friend too. Also, an enemy who is always there. Since an enemy is a friend they tend to always be around them and so they are able to see everything that goes on with them. So your enemy is your friend and your friend is your enemy ("A Friend Is an Enemy and an Enemy Is a