Read the following description:
a scientist agrees to work for a weapons manufacturer
whose work she disagrees with, because doing so will pay
her enough money to fund her research into a rare disease.
she feels guilty about working with the company and
resents the other employees there. eventually, she learns
that there are many other people at the company who
disagree with its work but use it as a means to other ends.
what are two literary themes that can be determined from the above
description?
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a. progress is not always black and white, and it is more important to
work for society than for oneself
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b. a person can find meaning in a variety of ways, and it is importady
to be fulfilled by one's work
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c. don't prejudge others, and moral decisions are not always clear.
d. it is important to live honestly, and it is best not to play god.
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