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Recalling and extending Raney\u2019s arguments, the present article discuss the ambivalence of seemingly moral judgments of characters, the potential selfishness of users\u2019 concern for the fate of the protagonist, and potential biases in the appraisals of justice restoration. However, the present article wrestles with Raney\u2019s arguments underlying his critical evaluation of pleasure-based entertainment. While agreeing to most of his arguments about the moral mechanisms underlying pleasure-based entertainment, it departs from his normative position. 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