In the Learning Activity titled Applied Ethics: Theory To Practice, (attached)  we reviewed some principles and their lead theorists. You will now apply what you learned in this activity.

Using the key principles discussed in the Learning Activity mentioned above, design a story where a fictional character in the spirit of Kant (Deontological perspective) and character in the spirit of Bentham (Utilitarian/Teleological perspective) discuss an ethical issue (you select the issue) in an informal setting. This should be between 350-500 words.

The story should follow the following outline:

The Bartender presents the ethical issue.
The Kantian character presents an explanation of what the key factors are and offers a response.
The Bentham character counters with objections and a different explanation of what the key factors are and offers a response.
End with the Bartender returning to the duo, and summarizing each perspective (one sentence). Finally the Bartender prefers which perspective is preferable.