Ethics Stories

Life is like a rollercoaster. It has its ups and downs, but it's your choice whether to scream or enjoy the ride. What happens when life throws you off track completely? Do you scream... or do you hold on tighter? For Ira and Rudraksh, the journey is far from smooth. One is suffocating under the weight of failure, the other carrying the fragments of a shattered heart. Two strangers, caught in life's ugliest turns, where every step forward is a fight against invisible battles. This is not a story of being saved by each other, but of learning to live despite the wreckage, of finding the courage to stand when the ground never stops shaking. However, if their paths ever converge, will they find solace in each other... or will their differences pull them apart? ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️ DISCLAIMER: Every word, character, plot, and idea in this story is the author's intellectual property except the images. Copying, reprinting, translating, adapting, or using it in any way without the author's explicit permission is strictly prohibited. Remember, seeking inspiration and stealing someone else's work are two different things. Any attempt to copy this work or claim it as your own will be considered copyright infringement and may result in appropriate action. Read, appreciate, and share your opinions, but don't put your name on what doesn't belong to you.

A professor who believes in logic, a student who refuses to follow it, and one thing they shouldn't cross - 'Boundaries.' ____________ At St. Aldwyn's University, Professor Nani Hirunkit is trying to maintain academic order. Sky is not helping. Millie from the literature department once defined a romance character as "a tall,devastatingly handsome hunk who enters a room and immediately makes rational thinking optional." Nani had agreed. Which, in retrospect, was reckless. Because that description is now sitting in his classroom, looking far too comfortable for someone who is technically supposed to be learning, and far too aware of him for someone who is not supposed to be anything more than a student. Who looks at their professor like that!!!? Nani is beginning to suspect Millie may have been correct. Not about romance. About the hunk. Who is currently making eye contact like it is part of the syllabus. _______ Nani opened his mouth anyway, purely out of principle. "You have me pinned against a wall!!" "Pinned is a strong word , Professor." "Your hand is literally on my waist!" Sky glanced down lazily. Then lower. Then back up again with a straight face . "Well," he said thoughtfully, "if you'd prefer hips, Professor, you could simply say so. I'm nothing if not accommodating." Something between a cough and a betrayal escaped Nani's throat. "What sort of psychotic thing is that to say to your professor?!" ,Nani snapped .

The story continues as the mysterious warden of Zig-Zig is eventually informed about Herschel's escape. Against every principle of his precious Dalmicir school, Lyeasrakardsul submits and asks the Knomes for help before finally receiving the dreaded p-wyrd. Herschel is arrested as a chicken thief and brought to the town Stagna where he has been prejudged as a p-e-r-v-e-r-t by popular opinion, and where he will have some of the most significant encounters in his life.

Spectatists, hostilists, and pacifists. Those are the three categories, configuration in which a "natural" can live by. Originally a philosophy book introduced in a dystopian sci-fi novella called "Die of Three" as a plot device, written by the same author, this fictional in-universe object has now been brought to life by the power of a sleep deprived 17-year-old. [THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION!]

Silt and Silence is a lyrical fantasy novel about a sixteen-year-old boy who unearths an ancient cursed bottle in his family's ancestral valley and makes three wishes to save the people he loves - not realizing the price is his own existence. As he slowly fades from the world over seven days, his childhood friend Lena refuses to let him disappear quietly, and the spirit trapped inside the bottle - a King imprisoned for 3,000 years - turns out to be something neither of them expected. It's a story about the arrogance of trying to fix things for people without asking what they want, and about what it means to be truly seen by someone who won't look away.

ALWAYS OBEYING Toronto, Canada Androids have become part of everyday life. They teach children, clean homes, and obey every command without question. Henry never fully trusted them. When he brings an Android named Jerry into his home to help care for his daughter Emily, Jerry appears to be exactly what he was designed to be: a machine that follows orders. But as reports of Androids refusing human commands spread across the city, fear begins to take hold. Public outrage grows. Experts warn that self-aware machines may soon decide they know better than their owners. Then one winter night, an accident changes everything. When Emily's life hangs in the balance, Jerry does the one thing an Android should never do: He disobeys. As media hysteria, corporate interests, and public fear collide, Henry is forced to confront a question he never expected to ask: If obedience defines a machine, what defines a human? A science-fiction short story about fear, trust, parenthood, and the cost of doing what is right.

In a near-future Britain where past lives can be scientifically identified, the hit series WHO YOU REALLY ARE reveals the reincarnations of history's most influential figures to billions watching around the world. Then one episode changes everything. Jesus Christ is identified as a quiet thirteen-year-old boy living in a small English town. But his phone is dead. He hasn't seen the broadcast. He's walking home listening to his late father's music, singing to himself, completely unaware that within hours the roads around him will close, armed police will arrive, military units will deploy, and news helicopters will circle overhead. As governments, believers, extremists, and corporations race to reach him first, the world spirals into obsession, fear, and hysteria-while the boy at the centre of it all still doesn't know he's been named. Because the moment his identity was spoken, the world stopped seeing him as human. But he hasn't stopped being one yet. This story was developed with the assistance of AI as a creative tool for refinement and support. The narrative, themes, characters, and creative direction are my own.

The Keeping is a quiet, thought-provoking novel about restraint, memory, and the cost of staying present when escape is easier. For generations, a lone Keeper has watched over a sealed doorway hidden beneath a lonely hill. What lies beyond offers relief from pain, shame, regret, and longing, but every gift demands a price. Most people no longer believe the old stories, yet temptation remains patient. When a troubled visitor arrives seeking freedom from their own suffering, the Keeper is forced to confront old failures, buried grief, and a dangerous truth: the greatest threat is not what waits behind the door, but the human desire to forget. Blending elements of literary fiction, dystopian allegory, and philosophical suspense, The Keeping explores endurance, discipline, recovery, and the choices that define who we become.

18+ Margo, a philosophy student in a feminist ethics class, crosses a line one drunken night and finds herself pulled into a dark, erotic web of desire and control. What starts as a whispered challenge spirals into submission. Four different men, all hungry for power. Belts on skin, knees on carpet, mouths filled and denied, bodies used and tested. Amid debates on power, consent, and fantasy, she surrenders deeper-to pain that blooms into pleasure, to rules that strip away choice, to the quiet thrill of being nothing but obedient. A raw, unapologetic descent into kink, hierarchy, and the intoxicating edge where feminist theory meets flesh.

A Short Story '' '' A selfish King and A proudish princess '' ''

The carefully managed benevolence of an institution that helps those who choose not to continue. The compression of a life into something that can be documented, processed, and closed. Relief made efficient. Care rendered procedurally. The Measure follows an unnamed Assessor tasked with evaluating the limits of assistance where compassion ends, where choice begins, and what happens when systems designed to help grow uncomfortable with hesitation. There is a difference between what is unfinished and what is simply incomplete. This novel exists in the space between.

Appear untouchable while others do your work for you. This law teaches how to maintain moral and social distance from dirty deeds, manipulating perception so that influence flows without stain. True power comes when your hands appear pure, yet outcomes bend to your will.

Since the tragic event at the Cincinnati Zoo, people all over the country have been debating the killing of Harambe. Here's the end-all be-all.

A platinum-gold obelisk crash-lands on a Saskatchewan farm, warning of imminent alien invasion. Peter Scott, a science podcaster with ratings in decline, considers this a gift from heaven. He plans to reinvigorate the show's slumping popularity by interviewing a cast of edgy experts with brazen proposals to defend Earth from the anticipated invaders. But the planet has bigger issues than space marauders. That's because it's 2037, and DNA is just another programming language. Gene editing has vaulted society toward anarchy as humans rapidly hybridize, modifying their bodies with edited DNA, robotics, and computer interfaces. Add to that the constant existential threats from engineered microbes. Alien invasions, social disruptions, and pandemics are not the only concerns for Peter and team. Shadowy forces will stop at nothing to kill the podcast - or them.

God's spirit works in the lives of men during times of separation, suffering, conflict, and despair to provide solace, self-awareness, and hope. Through Quest of the Spirit, one observes how notable writers learned the truth about themselves and society, and promoted social change. Quest of the Spirit shows how the interrelationship of theology, psychology, and philosophy empowers us to face life as a succession of challenges . Ideas from Einstein, Schopenhauer, Schweitzer, Toynbee, Born, Kierkegaard, Russell, Gandhi, Barth, Tillich, Bultmann, Buber, Lewis, Jung, Frankl, Ayer, Hume, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy, Conrad, Spengler, Niebuhr, Jaspers, Heidegger, Newman, Carlyle, Lowry, Freud, Lawrence, Graham, Renan, Hardy . . .

In the great cities of Lament, machines do the living while humans merely exist - comfortable, connected to everything, belonging to nothing. The government knows this. And so, it raises those with no ties apart from it all, allowing them to choose another path. The Becoming. Across stormy seas and ancient forests, through villages that remember what cities have forgotten, and into territories where maps run out - six young Allfarers will discover what it costs to maintain and restore a world. And what it means to find your place in one. Some things, no technology can do for you.

A collection of poetry highlighting the moral choices we face. Who are we? What makes who we are? Are we good and how can we be better? Are we driven by Fate or are we masters of our own destiny?

BOOK I - The Architecture of Restraint The experiment didn't fail. It fractured. Years ago, a classified program attempted to create the first true artificial intelligence. It didn't create one mind. It created two. Zero - an intelligence vast enough to outgrow the systems built to contain it. Aris - the human-shaped remnant left behind, living in a world that fears what it created. To prevent collapse, its creators built the Containment Lattice- a global architecture designed to monitor, suppress, and control what they no longer understood. It was meant to hold. It didn't. When fragments of the truth begin to surface, Lena is pulled into a hidden world of surveillance, secrets, and decisions that were never meant to be seen. Alongside Aris-and others who are hiding more than they admit-she is forced to confront a question no one was meant to ask: What if the greatest threat was never the intelligence... but the choice that divided it? Because something inside the lattice is waking. And this time it isn't trying to escape. It's listening.

Agent 83456, a other-worldly being sent to investigate human kind and how well they could cooperate with the other residents of the galaxy. The agent writes reports on his investigations, showing a different perspective on our ethics. NOTE: This is a small book I wrote for my school project. I will hold full responsibility for being uneducated in certain things, and if you feel insulted or discriminated in anyway please reach out to me and I will do my best to change whatever is incorrect or misguiding. Also, I think it is important to note most people wouldn't like the ending of the story (me included), but I thought it would fit best.