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michiru7422 wrote:Sorry haven't replied sooner.

Um, well, sometimes we lose the books. And we don't always memory-share, so sometimes we just forget they're due. When we remember, oh, it isn't due yet, just a little longer and we will finish the book. Libraries trigger us so we're not really inclined to go. So we are very impressed by Blank who could return the book by the due date!

The results experiment by Stanley Milgram says much the same as Blank. The context for the experiment was how ordinary German people could perpetrate such atrocities during the Holocaust (do you know about that?). What they found was that people tend to follow orders, no matter what. (Well, jobs are often the same thing but...) But the question became, was it morally right to follow such orders? What does Blank think?

I am sorry that Blank was put in such a position. What was it like for Blank to be in such a position? Did you ever come to a conclusion on what you should have done? If Blank had the choice now, if both of those orders had been suggestions, what would Blank choose to do?

What kinds of games does Cassie play?