Moral Lesson
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I agree with your comment. For every action, there is a reaction. It is okay to desire finer things in life but you have to be careful how you obtain those things. Even though you may do things for your own good, you have to take into account how your actions affect the next person.Hiruni Bhagya 81 wrote: ↑02 Nov 2018, 09:38 What I realized is that all our actions have consequences which not only affect us but also those who are around us. Therefore we must be mindful about everything we do. Also, what we think is right might not be the best thing and bring negative effects on us and others.
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I am in agreement that the author touched hard on ethics, however, I don't believe that Hiram's actions were done out of kindness. I believe that he was motivated more by revenge instead of kindness. He did not believe that a person who killed others had the right to live. His grandson condition made it easier for him to justify his action. He may have seen his decision as helping his daughter but did it really?
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It seems to be a promising book. I hope it is good.PoisonWhiteRose wrote: ↑22 Oct 2018, 13:25 I'm in the middle of reading this book, but it seems to me that the book may not be completely "focused" on giving a moral lesson. It's more that it was included to give the book more depth and to leave the readers thinking but not necessarily as a lesson.
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