2a (1pt). One of the stories we read turned on "Sophie's Choice"; what was this about?

2b (3pts). In the piece by Nielsen, he made it clear that in his view, someone like Sophie, if given a choice, would be a moral monster had she not taken the chance to save at least one of the children. What is Bernard William's response to thisthat is, what is his position and what would he say about Sophie's situation?

2c (1pt). Tell me your opinion: what would you do if you were Sophie, and why

References:

1. Styron-Sophie's Choice.pdf

2. Williams-Against Utilitarianisum.pdf

3. Nielsen-A Defence of Utilitarianism.pdf