PS: I'd like to apologize to Philip Klop because, when I read it again, I saw that my commentary seemed to jump over his helpful information about the origin of the expression in German.("Die Schöne Böse Welt refers to the German expression Die große böse Welt which means something akin to "The big and dangerous world" or "The big and evil world". The expression stems from children's literature and is used when a small child is exposed to the overwhelmingly big outside world; thus stressing some sort of clash between the small, good child in his safe home and the big, evil and dangerous world awaiting him outside. )