The answer to the question is B. rage
Should people in life–and–death situations be held accountable for their actions?
For example: Someone has invaded your house and turned your gun at your child. No parent in this world will refuse them in any way. Because instincts transcend intellectual thinking, this is a reasonable behavior, they should not be held responsible for it.
Example: Child invades your house without arming, I think that no one is at home. You wait for them to leave, call the police without their knowledge, or leave home. Instead, you kill the child ... I can hardly believe that the behavior is reasonable. Yes, they are trying to steal you into your house without permission, but there are other ways to do justice ...
These are merely loose examples, and obviously they are all controversial. We will use them only to explain the problem. When you face death, your flying or battle reaction begins, and you really are not thinking about it as usual. But when you are in a bad situation, you have more ability to think about your behavior.
I think that people in crisis should not take responsibility for their actions. Whatever the circumstances, if it is in danger, people should be able to seek help without worrying about the outcome. People are always stupid, and when they are injured, they learn from their mistakes. I think that it is not a good idea for those who risk compromising results. Not only that, it is difficult to say whether someone puts itself in such a situation. People who "endanger themselves" did not intentionally do so. It is rare that people who I know are at risk of deliberately die. Of course, I think there are exceptions, like crazy people who know they are in danger. But for the boys on the island, their disadvantage is that they finally came to the island. It is their fault to kill other boys on the island.
No, I do not think people should be accountable in the context of life and death. Everyone wants to do the right thing in the situation of life and death, but no one knows what action to take when such a problem occurs. There are many different things that can happen to those in danger. They may act due to fear, strength, or something they have not thought before - regardless of whether it is good or bad. Of course, everyone wants to be a hero of life and death, but unless you are actually in your life you can not say exactly who you really want to do. It does not mean that they are selfish persons, which means that they react according to their instincts. Everyone handles stress in various ways, but while others fold down, others know how to treat and calm stress
People are not to be held liable because they want to live rather than obviously die if they are in a state of life or death. People are very nervous in this situation, I do not know what to do, I just arrive late until I sit down and think. People can not prevent accidents and they can never prevent them. When people feel pressure under such circumstances they do not know what to do and do not make a decision that could hurt two or more people.
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Hester believes herself a widow, but her husband, Roger Chillingworth, arrives in New England very much alive and conceals his identity. He finds his wife forced to wear the scarlet letter A on her dress as punishment for her adultery.
