Aristotle Teller Case Study

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I agree with Teller’s decision that Teller refused to take Joe to the bus station even thought Teller and Mike are friend or good relationship. I believe that Teller and Mike are friends or good relationship because for two years, Teller had been conducting research on an American Indian reservation in Joe’s town. Therefore, I believe that they became a friends. Furthermore, if Teller and Joe are not friends or good relationship, Joe usually does not ask Teller to take Joe to the bus station. All the more, I believe that Teller should not get involved and give Joe a ride to the bus station, whether he murder Mike or not. Because Joe might be killed Mike. FBI also is looking for Joe. If Teller takes to Joe to the bus station, Teller also might

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