Ethics Class [Thursday, March 10, 1st period]

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The students would find themselves in the Danger Shop again, in a climate even less appealing than the stinky ship of the previous week.

"Welcome to Nar Shaddaa," Anakin said, looking around with a slight wrinkle to his nose, "otherwise known as the Smuggler's Moon. This is where I ended up after I ran away from my master on Krayn's ship with the idea of rescuing the slaves. Obi-Wan escaped, and I was enslaved--again--and spent months underground here processing spice in the dark. I felt abandoned by the Jedi, by my master in particular, and grew very, very angry. My questions to you are threefold: how did you make the decision on the ship to either follow Obi-Wan or cut loose on your own, how would you react if you spent months enslaved on a moon and finally managed to get your hands on a weapon, and what do you think I did? "

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Re: Answer Question #1

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"Would it have changed your approach at all if they had been real people?" Anakin asked.

Re: Answer Question #1

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"Depends," Quinn said, biting her lip. "Not if I knew going off would land me here. I'm still helping by finding the weapons system."

Re: Answer Question #1

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"It would have landed you here, but I didn't know that when I was making the decision," Anakin replied.