Sho’thar is the embodiment of the dark, Inil is the embodiment of light. Neither are evil or bad. So here’s the question:
Why is it that when we reference “evil,” we equate it with “darkness?”
(Thought it would be fun to have this in character debat.)
"Hmm..." Ithl thought for a moment, pondering on the ideas and concepts of good and evil. "I think that it has to do with the drow and the atrocities that were committed by them in the name of Sho'thar, but I think that evil doesn't purely lie in race or religion. I see evil as the cause of suffering. In other words, those who actively cause suffering are evil while those who actively prevent suffering are good."