Labeling people and stereo-typing them based on first impressions and assumptions is something everyone does. We often judge people based on their appearance and our preconcieved notions without finding out which they really are. We most seem to think, if the outside is unsightly, then the rest must be bad as well. If we dislike the outward aspect of people, we cannot reach their inner character and something very powerful could be inside them. Do people's appearances really constitute a their value, or is there more to them than meet the eye? People shouldn't be judged by how they look but be judged by their actions