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Ethics Video Script

The video script depicts a classroom scenario where a teacher confronts students about a broken projector and wall, presenting an ethical dilemma for a student who must choose between protecting his best friend or saving the entire class from failure. The narrator explains that ethical dilemmas involve difficult choices that test moral values, emphasizing the principle of Utilitarianism. Ultimately, the student decides to confess, highlighting the complexity of ethical decision-making in everyday life.

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Ethics Video Script

The video script depicts a classroom scenario where a teacher confronts students about a broken projector and wall, presenting an ethical dilemma for a student who must choose between protecting his best friend or saving the entire class from failure. The narrator explains that ethical dilemmas involve difficult choices that test moral values, emphasizing the principle of Utilitarianism. Ultimately, the student decides to confess, highlighting the complexity of ethical decision-making in everyday life.

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Ethics Video Script

Setting: Classroom

Cast: Teacher, Guilty Student, Student with Dilemma, Random Students

*Video Starts

*Scene: teacher scolding students, as narrator speaks, the camera cuts to each cast member

Narrator: Ethical Dilemmas are which a person is confronted with a choice in which no choice is
acceptable in a moral and ethical perspective but must be made regardless. These choices are present in
all aspects of a person’s life; be it personal, social, or professional.

*Camera cuts to guilty student worrying

Narrator: One such example is this: A student broke the projector in the room and made a hole in the
wall.

*Camera cuts to student with dilemma deliberating

Narrator: The only witness to the incident was the best friend of the student, and the student hoped
that his best friend would not say a word

*Camera cuts to the teacher scolding

Narrator: The teacher, after discovering the damage, called all the students to find the culprit

Teacher: Who broke the projector and the wall?! Tell me now!

*Camera cuts to view the whole classroom

Narrator: The teacher threatened to fail all the students if no one confesses to the crime

Teacher: If no one will say anything, then you will all fail!

*Camera cuts to student with dilemma

Narrator: Of course, if the culprit was found, they will be immediately suspended, if not expelled. Now,
the best friend has a choice; will he give up his best friend, and doom him, or side with his best friend,
and doom the entire class?

*Camera cuts to whole classroom freezing

Narrator: According to Utilitarianism, one must make a choice not for the few but for the many. As such,
the correct choice in this scenario is if for the best friend to give up the student
*Classroom unfreezes as camera cuts to the student with dilemma reluctantly raising his hand, sadly
looking at the guilty student

SwD: …Sir, I know who broke both the projector and the wall

*Camera cuts to teacher

Teacher: Really? Then who is it?

*Camera cuts to SwD pointing at guilty student

SwD: …It was him sir.

*Carema cuts to teacher holding back anger

Teacher: …Is this true?

*Camera cuts to guilty student looking alternately at teacher and SwD, before lowering their head

Guilty student: …Yes sir.

*Camera cuts to teacher walking angrily towards the door, motioning to guilty student

Teacher: Then you both come with me. The rest of you, stay here!

*Camera cuts to both following the teacher as narrator speaks

Narrator: Ethical Dilemmas are hard choices a person must make. A lot of people encounter ethical
dilemmas in their every day lives. It is not easy, and it will test the person making the choice. I hope that
people encountering choices, ethical dilemmas or not, can make a choice that satisfies the most people
possible.

*Video ends

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