Alice MacLachlan, a Professor of Philosophy at York University, dives deep into the intricacies of revenge, justice, and repair. She argues that revenge can hold both noble and petty forms, urging for a nuanced understanding beyond black-and-white interpretations. The conversation explores how philosophical dialogues shape personal relationships and the moral landscape. They also touch on how artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift reclaim their narratives in songwriting, and examine the powerful intersection of rage and hope in poetry and literature.