Insurance Scheme Ethics and Decisions

The transcript follows a group of friends who discover the potential benefits of insurance. They discuss and execute an insurance plan, leading to a series of events that raise moral questions. The story concludes with a reflection on the consequences of their actions.

What is the initial attitude of the group towards insurance?

• They are indifferent and uninterested.

• They are confused about how it works.

• They are eager to invest in it.

• They are skeptical about its benefits.

What is the group's initial reaction to the idea of insurance?

• They are excited and immediately sign up.

• They are confused and need more information.

• They are hesitant but curious.

• They dismiss it as unnecessary.

Why do the friends decide to insure one of their own?

• To cover medical expenses for a family member.

• To ensure financial stability in old age.

• To safeguard against accidents at work.

• To protect against potential job loss.

What role does the character Jora play in the insurance scheme?

• He is the insurance agent.

• He is the one who gets insured.

• He is the mastermind behind the plan.

• He is against the idea from the start.

What was the outcome of the staged accident?

• The group was caught and fined.

• The insurance company refused to pay.

• The group received a significant payout.

• The group lost money on the insurance claim.

How does the group justify their actions to themselves?

• They see it as a way to help Jora.

• They think it's a victimless crime.

• They believe they are entitled to the money.

• They feel it's a necessary risk.

How does the group feel about the financial benefits of their actions?

• They feel guilty and regretful.

• They are satisfied and plan to continue.

• They are worried about getting caught.

• They are indifferent to the consequences.

What is the group's plan after the initial success?

• To stop and enjoy their earnings.

• To continue with more staged accidents.

• To invest in a legitimate business.

• To report their actions to the authorities.

What moral concerns arise as the group continues their actions?

• They worry about the legality of their actions.

• They fear for their friend's safety.

• They are concerned about the impact on their community.

• They question the fairness of exploiting the system.

What is the final decision of the group regarding their actions?

• They decide to move to a new city.

• They choose to confess to the insurance company.

• They plan to escalate their actions.

• They decide to stop and find legal work.