§15. The apparent injustices of conflict in the universe are part of a larger plan of universal harmony reflecting the variety of the intelligible model. The transitions of life on earth are like those of actors in the theatre; they do not affect the inner human being.
§16. Even if this is all part of the intelligible plan, it does not abolish injustice, for the expressed principle of the universe is itself inferior to its intelligible source and introduces a conflict of parts and contraries within the universe.
§17. And as in a play where the author has determined the plot and the script, the actors may play well or badly, so in life the soul may act well or badly in the situation in which it finds itself.
§18. But we must not allow our actors to add to and alter the play, as if it were deficient. But should their performance also be included in the expressed principle? This raises further problems. (LloydPE, Tratado 47)