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To Flee Or Not To Flee?
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| To Flee or Not to Flee?
The greatest shame for any man is to receive a harangue by comrades calling him/her a coward. In The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, this is exactly what the main character, Henry Fleming, does his best to defer. One of Henry’s serious moral dilemmas was that he fled from a battle during the Civil War for selfish reasons. He realizes that it was a big mistake to desert them and the guilt that accompanies it almost compelled him to tell his unknown comrades, but he decides not to because he does not want to be a coward. In this novel, the moral dilemma actually changed a couple times, and there was a social dilemma almost all the way through the novel. The moral dilemma, at first, was whether Henry would flee from his regiment. Then it turned into should he tell his friends what really happened and suffer the disgrace. The last moral dilemma was about how Henry treated a fellow soldier known as the Tattered Soldier. The social dilemma was being a cow... |
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