According to the account described in this chapter, a virtue is a stable and admirable disposition to respond in the right ways, at the right times, and for the right reasons in some important area of human choice. Compassion, for instance, can be described as the disposition to respond to threats to others’ well-being in the right ways, at the right times, and for the right reasons. Identify two other character virtues that you think are important, and define them by filling in the blanks: __ [name of the virtue] __ is a disposition to ___________ at the right times, in the right ways, and for the right reasons. Then, for each virtue, give specific (real or hypothetical) examples where someone is clearly exhibiting this virtue, and cases where they are not.