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Ethical Dilemmas in Soapland
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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 325667" data-attributes="member: 27"><p><em>Knots Landing</em>'s Laura found out that Greg was secretly trying to bankrupt Lotus Point (and by extension, her friends Gary and Karen) during the arsenic clean-up situation. On the one hand, she loved Greg and was a supportive wife, but she was also a devoted friend to both Gary and Karen and felt they did not deserve to suffer for the issue that Paul Galveston actually created. As she had an internal debate about whether Karen and Gary should be made aware of Greg's plans, Jason came to her with a problem he was having at school. One friend was doing a science-fair project involving fruit flies, and another of Jason's friends had stolen and hidden the fruit flies in order to sabotage the project. Jason wanted to know if he ought to tell his friend where the fruit flies were hidden, even if it made his other friend mad at him. As Laura told Jason to do the right thing and help his friend get his fruit flies back, Laura realized she knew what she had to do with respect to the Lotus Point situation. She went to Gary and Karen, told them that Greg had the clean-up trucks driving in circles in order to make the clean-up take longer, with the goal of waiting until LP went bankrupt. When asked about her decision, Laura only replied that she had "told them where the fruit flies were".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 325667, member: 27"] [I]Knots Landing[/I]'s Laura found out that Greg was secretly trying to bankrupt Lotus Point (and by extension, her friends Gary and Karen) during the arsenic clean-up situation. On the one hand, she loved Greg and was a supportive wife, but she was also a devoted friend to both Gary and Karen and felt they did not deserve to suffer for the issue that Paul Galveston actually created. As she had an internal debate about whether Karen and Gary should be made aware of Greg's plans, Jason came to her with a problem he was having at school. One friend was doing a science-fair project involving fruit flies, and another of Jason's friends had stolen and hidden the fruit flies in order to sabotage the project. Jason wanted to know if he ought to tell his friend where the fruit flies were hidden, even if it made his other friend mad at him. As Laura told Jason to do the right thing and help his friend get his fruit flies back, Laura realized she knew what she had to do with respect to the Lotus Point situation. She went to Gary and Karen, told them that Greg had the clean-up trucks driving in circles in order to make the clean-up take longer, with the goal of waiting until LP went bankrupt. When asked about her decision, Laura only replied that she had "told them where the fruit flies were". [/QUOTE]
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