So I have 3 characters that will be answering!
Aryn (they/them): Pansexual, nonbinary, really likes to read. The only human living in the sky kingdom of Ae'gir, but not mad about it! Full name is Arynnalli Anuusi and in their language, means "lost child of man"
Prince Destrian (he/him): Gay, works really well with a sword. The prince of what they thought was the only kingdom of men. Is very in love with Prince Sadon, has some anger issues. His name means "the sword of the war."
Prince Sadon (he/him): Bisexual, likes dogs and drawing. The prince of a lost kingdom of men. Is very in love with Prince Destrian and is his opposite, his name literally meaning "The one who brings peace".
Have fun! My characters are waiting!
Okay! You're faced with the classic decision. You're in a vehicle hurling at high speeds down towards a fork in the path. Both of which lead to your destination. In one path, stands 1 person, seemingly deaf and is walking in the direction you're heading from. In the other path, stands 5 people. Their vehicle is broken down on the side of the path and they're busy in the middle of the path arguing over how to fix it.
If you take the first path, you will cause severe harm, and possibly death to the deaf person. All five people on the other path will hear the commotion. They will come across the body of the deaf person and see you riding off in the distance. The word will spread, and your name will spread with great scorn. You could possibly become wanted.
If you take the second path, you will cause severe harm, and possibly death to the 5 people. The deaf person will be none the wiser and will go on with their day. But you will live with guilt of having caused such injury or death to the five people. Though if they recover, no one knows your face, and you just walk around your residence, always seeing posters looking for the culprit. You're wanted, but no one has a lead.
Which path do you take?
Okay! You're faced with the classic decision. You're in a vehicle hurling at high speeds down towards a fork in the path.
As much as I hate it, I think I would take the first path. 1 person is less than 5 and there is, of course, the chance that the person would survive. An accident is an accident as well and I would take any jail time I might get.
-Sadon
The second path. More people means less of a chance of death. And, as Sadon said, an accident is an accident. They shouldn't have been standing in the middle of a road with a high speed limit.
-Destrian
…stop the car, get out, and kindly ask the five people or one person to move?
-Aryn
