Characters: Exploring Morality and Ethics

Introduction

A character's morality and ethics represent his sense of right and wrong, influencing his decisions and behavior. This characteristic is crucial in defining the character's character and in giving consistency to his actions within the plot. Morality and ethics can vary widely, from rigid sense of duty to flexible morality.

This characteristic can be combined with others such as values and philosophy of life to create complex and realistic characters. In addition, moral and ethical differences can generate interesting conflicts between characters, enriching the plot.

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Variants of morality and ethics

1. Rigid sense of duty

2. Flexible morality

3. Situational morality

4. Lack of scruples

5. Integrity

6. Moral pragmatism

7. Ethical idealism

8. Ethical realism

9. Moral altruism

10. Moral selfishness

11. Ethics of care

12. Ethics of justice

13. Ethics of responsibility

14. Ethics of respect

15. Ethics of dignity

16. Ethics of freedom

17. Ethics of equality

18. Ethics of solidarity

19. Ethics of courage

20. Ethics of sincerity

21. Ethics of transparency

22. Ethics of confidentiality

23. Ethics of honesty

24. Ethics of loyalty

25. Ethics of forgiveness

26. Ethics of revenge

27. Ethics of sacrifice

28. Ethics of compliance

29. Ethics of rebellion

30. Ethics of success

31. Ethics of cooperation

32. Ethics of competition

33. Ethics of humility

34. Ethics of vanity

35. Ethics of social responsibility

36. Ethics of profit

37. Ethics of ecology

38. Ethics of progress

39. Ethics of tradition

40. Ethics of innovation