Morality Depicted In The Walking Dead

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Morality is defined as principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong and bad behavior. It can create issues for people to be what is right or wrong. These issues are commonly known as moral issues. The show The Walking Dead has an issue that most would not think it would be right or wrong. The issues of self-defense are tested always while watching The Walking Dead. The show makes the viewer be placed at the feet of the character as if they were making the choices. With difficult decisions brings risks, but these choices are hard to tell if they were the right or wrong choice. The Walking Dead has been recently a popular show in this time. Its post-apocalyptic world brings attention to viewers for their interest in zombies. …show more content…

The nurse office had everything they need but even more. While a horde of zombies is at the end of the hallway. Both Otis and Shane run but was cornered at every turn they made. Otis suggested to through the gym room. When they arrived there was another horde of zombies waiting for them. They run for the bleachers to get on top of them. Otis offers to take one for the team so Shane could make out to get the supplies to Carl. Shane says no and develop a plan for both to make it out. Shane distracts the zombies while Otis runs to the room next to the gym. Later Shane jumps through the window to make it outside. But when Shane jumps he hurts his leg. But he gets right back up but when he gets up there was another horde of zombies coming his way. Otis catches up to Shane and shoots some of the zombies off of him. When they get up they start to make their way to the truck. As soon as they almost get there, zombies start to catch up to both of them. At a moment Shane falls to the ground because of his leg. Otis picks him up and they start to walk. They unload their weapons on the horde of zombies. Shane lies to Otis when Otis asks, how many rounds he had left. Shane saw no hope for both of them making it out. Shane turns to Otis shoots him in the knee. Otis falls to the floor and Shane gets the backpack off of him. Shane leaves Otis on the ground so the zombies would get him and makes it back to the

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