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The discussion about different morals

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The discussion about morality was interesting.

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I personally thought the discussion around ethics and morals was really interesting.

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I will be honest, I could spend all day talking and debating about ethics, so I loved that, and I really appreciated all the good ideas people had. I’d like to briefly pose the question of where humanity comes from (are we born, made, do we just exist) in relation to that— how do we determine what rights we have/are given? Do we really have the right to anything (especially another life)?

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I found this discussion to expand upon the discussions we have had before, layering themes such as morality and the value of life. I continue to wonder why the people in their society would have such a stark indifference to the value of life yet Montag is so disturbed by the woman who is burned in her own home.

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I think that Montag is happy in the wilderness because he can appreciate it, and being able to do that is pretty self-sustaining

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The discussions about morality and ethics as related to the law stuck with me, as it was a very deep topic of discussion

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I thought the discussion about Montag’s ethics in killing Beatty, and who set Montag on his ideological change was interesting and made me think about the book in a different way.

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What is considered a crime in their society versus what we would consider a crime in our society today. Also how we would justify the crimes that do take place as opposed to how they might.

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I found it interesting about how the question of if Beaty wanted to be flamed by Montag or not is really up for debate and up to personal interpretation.

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I thought that the portion of the discussion about laws in the society of F451 was really interesting. I also thought it was interesting how that connects to the morals of Montag and him killing Beatty.

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How different is our society from theirs at a fundamental level? That question was interesting to me, because there are a concerning amount of similarities.

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I thought it was interesting when we talked about morals, particularly in the F451 society

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Something that really stood out to me from this passage was a point lightly touched upon in the final round of discussion, in how in Montag's escape from the society in which he lived, was the only real way for him to feel free, to be ou from under the yoke of his life.

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I never thought about considering the events at Montag's house from other perspectives. It's possible that Montag created the narrative that Beatty in fact wanted to die in order to alleviate his guilt.

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I thought that the discussion on something being legal does not make it morally right

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I thought that the question of whether Beatty’s death was justifiable was interesting.

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I feel like our society is trying to push for all equality...in race(skin color), genders, body types, disabilities and more.

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I really liked talking about why the kids wanted to run over Montag, and why they didn't. I think that a lot of opinions and topics of discussion were brought to the table, making it more engaging for the audience.

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One interesting thing that was brought up was the laws regarding murder or manslaughter in this society. How much accountability is taken?

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I thought it was really interesting when we talked about how Montag probably didn't regret killing Beatty and how he really had no reason to either.

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Mankind's survival and our future (Alexandra Zedania)

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Mankind's survival and our future (Alexandra Zedania)

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Something that really inspired me to think about morality and humans united, is how with our gift of intelligence and thought, we also have the burden of power and self-destruction. Montag himself, even in the wilderness, felt the sense of freedom, free will, and the chance of happiness as an animal would have in nature. Sometimes, it's better to live far from man's world than to be a slave in it.

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I thought that the discussion about the ethics of Montag’s decisions was super interesting. It got me thinking that although I support Montag’s decision and argument, it may not be morally correct because everyone’s idea of doing something for the “better good” is different.