The noun, 'victim', describes someone who has been harmed in some way.
Any person might be described as a victim of illness, disaster, crime, and so on. A person referred to as a victim is simply a person, just like any other person; their status as a victim doesn't determine or describe their character in any way.
Where a person has harmed another person, they can be said to have caused that harm, but this fact doesn't make either the perpetrator or the victim of this harm necessarily either a good or bad person.
So many factors need to be taken into the consideration of each individual case that debates over good and bad, or right and wrong, can extend for centuries without any real decision being reached either way. Even modern court cases can last for years, sometimes without ever arriving at any solid conclusion.
A victim is someone who has been harmed or suffered as a result of a crime, accident, or other detrimental situation. It can also refer to a person who is tricked, manipulated, or taken advantage of by someone else.
The person who is getting abused is the legal victim.
Tituba was not a bad person, she was a victim. An enslaved black girl. The people who enslaved her and others were in fact the bad people.
You call the person a victim.
perpetrator
A victim.
a victim of hate is a person who suffers from people who hate on people for no reason
Victim is a noun. It names a type of person.
Without being an expert, a tragic hero is a good person with a (tragic) flaw that causes his or her downfall despite everything else about the person being virtuous. A good person )Macbeth) done in by ambition or inability to ignore wife's temptation. Brutus (Julius Caesar) excessive patriotism leads to assasination. Hamlet (tough one) undone by depression or procrastination or indecisiveness. A "victim" is more morally neutral person who suffers like minor characters in war movies or police procedurals where the victim isn't really important.
An assaultee is a person who is the victim of an assault.
Yes they can be.
Victim