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1. DISCUSS: Compare the morals of the main characters in
"Ruthless" to the main characters in "Button, Button." Which
character from "Ruthless" is most morally similar to Norma?
Which character from "Ruthless" is most morally similar to
Arthur? Explain your answers.
Take notes on your discussion below.

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Norma is morally similar to Judson Webb, while Arthur is morally similar to Judson's Expense.

We can reach this conclusion because:

  • Judson, like Norma, is inconsequential and do not value the lives of people they do not know, or who do not matter to them.
  • Arthur, like Judson's wife, is more rational and concerned about consequences.

Judson is the main character of "Ruthless" and decides to poison a bottle of whiskey to kill the person who is stealing whiskey from him but ends up drinking from the bottle and dying.

Norma and Arthur, in "Button Button" are a couple with economic problems who will receive a lot of money if they press a button that causes the death of someone they don't know. Arthur doesn't want to press the button, but Norma presses it and causes Arthur's death.

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