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After the first scene is introduced, this leaves a significant mark on the viewer’s minds that leaves them with various thoughts and questions. How could a mother compel her own child to endure harm and suffering on others? How could Kyle bring himself to killing a child and his mother? One large component that is presented in these questions involves the use of ethics. Ethics is defined as a branch of philosophy that systematically thinks of concepts between right and wrong. As arguable of a topic as it is, ethics is always involved even in the most war torn of times. Choices made by those in the military and government positions during conflict can have lasting impacts. In this scene, Kyle says to his commanding officer over the radio, “hold

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