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0:00Does your morals lean more towards justice or revenge?
0:03Let's find out.
0:03Your younger sibling has recently told you that they're being bullied in school
0:07by another kid. They tell you
0:08that it first started
0:09with verbal assaults,
0:10but now it's getting physical.
0:12You contain your anger as best as you can,
0:14but you find out who the kid is
0:15and call the school and inform them of what's going on.
0:17Unfortunately,
0:18the school does nothing
0:19as the kid's father is a respectable
0:21lawyer and part of
0:22the school committee.
0:23You're extremely upset,
0:24but decide to walk your sibling home from school
0:26since you only live a couple blocks away.
0:28One day, while
0:29walking your sibling home,
0:30you cut through an alleyway and walk into a terrifying scene.
0:33You see the same kid that has been bullying your younger sibling
0:36being attacked and getting thrown into a white van by two grown men.
0:40The Kid is screaming
0:40and begging for help,
0:41but the two men managed to successfully
0:43throw the kid in the car
0:44and close the door. The two men did not see you or your younger sibling,
0:48but you managed to get a good look at them along with the licence plate.
0:51They drive off with the kid
0:52and you assume that this kidnapping
0:53has something to do with their father being a lawyer.
0:56You have your phone in your hand and a decision to make.
0:59Do you call the police,
1:00telling them what you saw and giving them All the information
1:03putting aside the kid
1:04bullying your sibling
1:05but putting yourself in danger.
1:07Or say nothing due to the horrible things the bully has put your sibling through.
1:11Keeping yourself safe
1:12from the possible retaliation
1:13but knowing the fate of the child.
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