reality

I don't think good and evil really exist - at least not in the real world. They are both such vague topics that many things could fall into their categories, and usually with strings attached. Leah Kleppinger would not be the epitome of good because it's very possible that she was tempted to take the money, and only did not do so because it isn't the right thing to do. I say that there is no war between good and evil because although a person may be "good" in a moral sense, he or she may still do bad things. For example, people may have executed their kings in order to do what they thought was the "right thing" at the time and to revolt, but murdering them is bad. Good and bad contradict each other, so really, this whole "good vs. evil" business doesn't exist in reality. Also, it really depends on the point of view. Somebody doing an "evil" deed might actually believe he is doing the right thing.