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Lastly, most children who are storked are led to be unwound because the parents' view them to be their responsibility until the child turns 13.

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If you find a baby on your doorstep and do not see the parent you must keep it.

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The way people handle the storking is another reason storking is seen as immoral.

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In the book is when Connor’s family was storked: “The next morning, before the rest of us got up, my dad put the baby on a doorstep across the street,” (Shusterman 73). People see the storked babies more as a inconvenience rather than a living being.

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The parents decide what happens to the baby, and the parents do not take into consideration the baby’s feelings and future: “That’s not your fault, though. You didn’t ask to be born, and you didn’t ask to be unwound either,” (Shusterman 75).

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The first reason this action is immoral is because the thought of not being wanted as a child and being treated as if you were just a package really affects the child.

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However, in the novel "Unwind" the meaning is taken in a more serious manner.

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If the priest, the person who portrays God's word to us, says to save yourself from being unwound than the action must be immoral.

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An example of how this is immoral is after the car accident when Pastor Dan tells him not to get back in the car: "Run as fast and as far you can" and tells Lev to save himself (Shusterman 37).

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A tithe to the Church is a moral action when it comes to giving back money or your time, but...

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When it comes to tithing children then that is when the action is considered immoral.

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God created everyone in his image and likeness and to live out their life as God would. So why would he want to take that away?

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Lev was taught so strong on this matter, so he truly thought his purpose in life was to be unwound.

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Lev's family strongly practices Catholicism and this is not too good in this scenario because when he had the chance to escape he did not take it because he thought this was his path.

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if you find a baby on your doorstep and see the parent the parent must keep the child.

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Storking is the term used to describe the activity of leaving ones' own infant on someone's else's doorstep.

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An example of this action being taken more seriously is seen in the family of a young boy named Lev.

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An example of this action being taken more seriously is seen in the family of a young boy named Lev.

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Lev's parents' follow this strongly. They have always, "given 10 percent of everything to the church" (Shusterman 30). This 10% even includes their children.

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The definition of a tithe is a tax to the church