In the passage in the Haggadah about the four sons, nearly all of the sons are defined by their intellect – the smart son, the simple-minded son, and the son who possesses the inability to ask. However, the rasha is the only one who isn't categorized by his level of intelligence, but rather by his personality. Why is this? This is to teach us that when people are negative, it defines who they are. They begin to view every aspect of their life with a pessimistic outlook. They are no longer seen as anything else except for a scornful, negative person. May we strive not to be like the rasha, and look at the world through rose-colored glasses and a positive mindset. Let who we really are truly shine!