After watching the Emperor’s Club, I would identify Mr. Hundert as a utilitarian who places value on virtues. Throughout the movie, he can be seen waiving moral duties in order to stay out of trouble, or in the hopes of helping Sedgewick Bell advance and become a better person. He gives Sedgewick a place in the Mr. Julius Caesar competition, although another student had really earned it. Mr. Hundert also ran away when he hit a baseball into the Headmaster’s car window. He does not even apologize, although it was an accident in order to avoid getting into trouble. When Hundert notices Sedgewick is cheating during the Julius Caesar competition, he directs the Headmaster’s attention to it, and asks what they should do about it. The Headmaster
