Ethics [Thursday, April 5, 2012, 1st period]

[sith_happened]

"Fandom tossed a curveball at us this weekend," Anakin said withem a little smile as he walked into the classroom. "Children--or teenagers--from various dimensions. Some of them probably seemed more plausible than others. I got to meet my son Christopher again, which was...interesting, as in a non-Fandom setting, I wouldn't get to until he's born in a couple of months."

His lips quirked up again. "That's been a bit confusing for his big sister Juliet."

He leaned against the desk and looked around the classroom. "So my ethical question for you is this: did this glimpse into your potential futures make you want to change your current path? Do you think the future is carved in stone, or is more fluid? And if you know something about someone else's future, do you have an obligation to tell them?"

...so his conversation with Leia hadn't strayed too far from his thoughts yet. Sue him.

Comments

Re: Answer the discussion question [4/5]

[godofxbox]

Considering Alex's precognition, his relationship with the future was an interesting one. "Some things are just...they were always gonna happen," he said, a little vague and then his voice became a lot more firm and he declared, "but that will never happen. Ever in a million years."

Re: Answer the discussion question [4/5]

[sith_happened]

Anakin looked sympathetic because he'd had similar reactions. "Strange kid combination?" he guessed.

Re: Answer the discussion question [4/5]

[abitlowkey]

"Impossible combination!" Loki chimed in.

Re: Answer the discussion question [4/5]

[sith_happened]

"Ohhhhhh," Anakin said, nodding. "Yes, I can't see that working out well at all."