In "Evil Allures, But Good Endures," Tolstoy examines the ways in which evil can seduce people into its clutches. He posits that evil is often more appealing than good, as it offers immediate gratification and pleasure. However, Tolstoy argues that ultimately good will always triumph over evil, as it is more enduring and fulfilling. This is an insightful examination of the battle between good and evil, and the ways in which each can lure people to their side.