The volume one of the movie presents several cases of Ethical systems with the paper analyzing the common traits in the film. In this case, the Bride (Uma Thurman), Bill (David) and Elle are the common traits insinuating different ethical systems. These major characters exhibit different traits in the moral system. For instance, the ethics of virtue, utilitarian principle, and egoism juxtaposes the different characters in the film. Kill Bill Film portrays the critical ethical standards and theories from various scholars. The ethics of virtue has attributing features of care and high moral value of characters. The utilitarian ethic presents the action to be affected by the consequences. Therefore, the characters under the utilitarian act morally
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Killing the Bride during her helpless status in a coma would be an immoral act. Furthermore, this would diminish his squad as an assassin. Therefore, the view of ethics of virtue significantly portrays the approach in emphasizing the critical thinking of behavior rather than the immoral action of an individual.
Elle juxtaposes the ethics of utilitarianism where he was instructed to kill the Bride and found it desirable to complete the mission. The utilitarian core concept insinuate for effects of an action to depend on the action. Ella found it morally acceptable to kill the Bride for escaping the squad and their group leader. However, Bill calls off the mission as an order to be respected since the Bride was in a coma (Pollock, 2007).
As soon as the Bride recovered from coma and discovered that her baby was gone, she was driven by the egoism of revenging the mission. She thought of revenging the act upon Bill and his squad over the wedding massacre (Pollock, 2007).
In conclusion, the film character analysis addresses the ethics of virtue and the utilitarianism being the primary ethical drives. Therefore, the movie critically provides the critical thinking and the consequences of action in identifying the traits in the
Killing the Bride during her helpless status in a coma would be an immoral act. Furthermore, this would diminish his squad as an assassin. Therefore, the view of ethics of virtue significantly portrays the approach in emphasizing the critical thinking of behavior rather than the immoral action of an individual.
Elle juxtaposes the ethics of utilitarianism where he was instructed to kill the Bride and found it desirable to complete the mission. The utilitarian core concept insinuate for effects of an action to depend on the action. Ella found it morally acceptable to kill the Bride for escaping the squad and their group leader. However, Bill calls off the mission as an order to be respected since the Bride was in a coma (Pollock, 2007).
As soon as the Bride recovered from coma and discovered that her baby was gone, she was driven by the egoism of revenging the mission. She thought of revenging the act upon Bill and his squad over the wedding massacre (Pollock, 2007).
In conclusion, the film character analysis addresses the ethics of virtue and the utilitarianism being the primary ethical drives. Therefore, the movie critically provides the critical thinking and the consequences of action in identifying the traits in the