Sequestered in the depths of the average pacifist-as one will invariably discover-resides a killer. That is why the person has become a pacifist in the first place.
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In "The Castle in the Forest," Norman Mailer examines the complex nature of pacifism and the inherent conflict within individuals who adopt this stance. He suggests that deep within the psyche of a pacifist lies the potential for violence, which might be a motivation behind their commitment to peace. This internal struggle highlights the duality of human nature, where a desire for harmony is intertwined with the instinct for aggression.
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