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What if you fell in love with your brother/sister's boyfriend/girlfriend?

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What if you fell in love with your brother/sister's boyfriend/girlfriend?

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What if you found out your father was accused of corruption which involved the death of 21 innocent people?

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What if you found out your father was accused of corruption which involved the death of 21 innocent people?

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I don’t really know what I would do, maybe confess my feeling to my (in this case) sister’s boyfriend but I know I wouldn’t feel guilty because we are not able to control our emotions. Still I wouldn´t act on this emotions if my sister was still alive.

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If I had the certainty  that my brother was dead, I would consider declaring my love to his girlfriend. After all, I believe that he would wish for me and his girlfriend to deprie ourselves from hapiness. But I would only consider it if she was in love withme to, because I would not want a mourning woman to lead with my preassure on her shoulder on top of having to go through her boyfriend's death. As a conclution; I would go ahead and take a step forward ONLY IF I knew my brother was dead, and if she was in love with me. If one of those two "requirements" is missing, then I would do nothing.

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I would feel guilty at first and feel as though I was betraying my sister. However, assuming my sister was no longer alive, I would confess my feelings to my sister's boyfriend. If my sister was alive, that would not be the case. I would not be able to confess my feelings to my sister's boyfriend in fear of ruining my relationship with my sister.

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To which extent do you think taking justice in your own hands gives fairer results than turning to State laws?

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To which extent do you think taking justice in your own hands gives fairer results than turning to State laws?

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If I were in the position of Chris and fell in love with my sister's boyfriend, I would still not marry him because of the guilt I would feel afterwards. No matter how much I love him, I still think it is not loyal. I think I would still remain as friends though.

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How would you feel about your brother/sister's death? Would you get easily through it?

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How would you feel about your brother/sister's death? Would you get easily through it?

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I don't think I could fall in love with my sibling's significant other because of the most likely relationship we'd have as acquaintances before and how we'd both have to deal with my sibling's loss.

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If I fell in love with my siblings significant other I would feel extreamly guilty at first, and there would also be many mixed emotions as it might be difficult for my parents as it might bring back memories and make them sad. But at the same time I want to have a future with that person and be able to move on. So I think I would try to find some type of balance so that everyone is happy and not stuck to the past.

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I think I would back off from the relationship since it is not my relationship and I would be ruining something for two people I love and trying to step in and convey my feelings would not be benefitial for anyone

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I will firstly feel guilty, but then I would accept that If my sister is dead, she will desire the best to me, and if that includes falling in love with her boyfriend, I will. Although, I will think if I realy love him, and if he worth it

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I'd most likely report him to the police. The deaths of 21 pilots is too much to forgive when the blood is in his hands.

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In the play, we can see how materialism is portrayed. Soldiers wanted a subberbeaned house, a car, a tv, these contributed to the American sense of identity.

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Following World War II, the United States emerged as one of the two dominant superpowers, turning away from its traditional isolationism and toward increased international involvement. This improvement in economic conditions and the fact of winning a tough war may have been some crucial aspects to unify US citizens and build a strong sense of identity.

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If I found out my father was responsible for the death of 21 innocent people, I would certainly feel disappointed by him and the only way in which I would be able to forgive him would be if he confesses to the police of his actions and take full responsibility of it.

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If I found out that my father was somehow guilty of the death of 21 innocent people I would be extreamly angry at him. And I would also find it extreamly hard to deal with as my entire reputation and my families would be forever damadged. I think I would only forgive him if he confessed and went to prison.

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I would provably turn to the police or any authority since it is against my principles to cover someone who did something like killing people and not confronting the consequences. I would also try to help the families that were destroyed because of my father's fault

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It is very difficult to put oneself in the shoes of Chris. Loving my dad as much as I do, I think it would be very difficult for me to report it to the police. However, it would be the right thing to do. I think that feeling the weight of the deaths of 21 innocent people being on my famly tree would be unbareable. Therefore, I would first tell him that I know what he did, and that he needs to turn in himself. If he does so himself, it would be better because I would not have to feel the guilt for the rest of my life for causing my father's imprisonment myself. But if he doesn't, I would have no alternative but to report it myself.

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If I found out that my father was responsible for the death of 21 pilots, I would feel lost on what to do. But eventually, I would probably talk to him and tell him to turn himself in.

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If I found out my father was the cause of such a horrible thing my first thought would be to confront him, to know if it is all true. Then I would give him the ultimatum of confessing to the law or if he didn't then I would force him down. I know he is my father but I dont care why he did it, innocent or not he was the cause of not one but 21 peoples death. I personally think that no matter how guilty someone is, he/she does not deserve death as a punishment, for me jail is the answer as killing solves nothing.

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I think that when the State is not fair when giving sentences, or "justice" is not actually working as it should like in Keller's case, people should take justice in their own hands in order to maintain a fair order for everyone and ot make exceptions because someone has a better reputation or more money

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I feel that while tempting, justice should mostly be in the hands of the state for a fair, less biased trial. However, if the state is known to be heavily corrupt that could change.

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I think that unfortunately in many cases taking justice into your own hands instead of telling the police gives fairer results. This is a very relevant problem that is happening around the world. The issue here is the unfair justice system. Someone with a lot of money usually get away with crimes that others would've gone to jail for.

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I think I would easily get over it after at least a year because of my approach to the concept of death as a part itself of life, but shortly after his death, I'd most likely mourn him heavily.

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I would feel completely devastated after losing my sister and it would be extremely difficult to deal with it. It will certainly change who I am and I don't think I would be able to go through it.

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I would be inconsolable after hearing that my brother has died. I would mourn his death and I would not get through it easily, especially because of how sudden his death was.

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I think I would have a hard time trying to accept that he or she actually died, but I would eventually get through the pain since we all die at some point and death is not actually something we should be afraid of. We should accept the fact that life ends at some point and give time to ourselves to hurt and recover

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Many of the factors include the core values and beliefs of the American Culture. After the war, US turned to an isolationist economy, and the economic independance from the rest of the world. This model was later embedded in society itself. A true american had to be able to earn his/her own living through hard work and his/her own merits. The American identity, therefore, included individualism