In life we will meet many people but it is the angle we see them in that decides our true perception of them. When we see them in the light it might be difficult to see the dark side and when the lights are dim their appearance they may never get the light they deserve. Many innocent people such as Richard Jewell’s who was falsely accused of planting a bomb in the Atlantic Olympic games will never get their reputation back while individuals such as Leone Helmsley will receive the full penalty for a small crime because they are disliked. Do we have the ability to add light to those that have always appeared in the dark and darken the screen for those that have appeared in the bright without changing our perception of the world as a whole? Can justice be truly blind in our eyes when are perceptions are based on the day and night an individual projects in our world.