Ethics [Tuesday, December 17, 2013]

[sith_happened]

Anakin's class' arrival interrupted their teacher picking marshmallows out of his hood.

"Fandom is ridiculous," he declared. "I blame the weather machine from Sunday."

He stood up and passed out their final exam. "As always, I'm not grading you for your ethical choice, but rather your ability to explain why you chose what you did. You've been a fairly adequate group of students, and I'll be following your progress for the rest of your time here."

If that sounded faintly ominous, well, Anakin.

Comments

Question 2

[sith_happened]

Your daughter has found a new boyfriend! He's a drug smuggler with a ship car that seems to be on the verge of breaking down every thirty seconds. Do you:

1) Express your reservations about her choices in friends?
2) Ignore how completely inappropriate he is for her?
3) Send bounty hunters after him. If caught, express innocence for how he ended up encased in carbonite. HYPOTHETICALLY.

Re: Question 2

[flickofthewrist]

This one was easy. Flick chose the third answer again. It'd serve the idiot right.

Re: Question 2

[shippedtomaine]

This was one of those questions where actually having parents to set an example would;ve come in handy. If only there'd been someone to encase some of Emma's future wannabe boyfriends in carbonite.

One seemed like a reasonable option here, right?

Re: Question 2

[notapredator.livejournal.com]

If this is a hint that you have a bounty for me to collect, let's talk after class. If this is a real question, then 3, but the bounty hunter is me and I don't have to put him in carbonite. I just have to make it clear that if he does anything to hurt my little girl, his ship will have some more problems. Like exploding. This conversation may happen after he's been kept in a storage room for a day or two just to make it clear that I mean business.