Warm-up

Finish Scoring Exercise

Wiki time: The process of painting your character up to now... (in Characters page: consider the effect of (1) the scoring exercise, (2) the status and leading games, (3) stories of courage and justice, (4) working with Ed and operatives)

Stories of Justice: presentations to the group

Lunch

Justice Workshop: "It is unjust to..."

Results:

dscirminate (generally, or by race, sex, financial status); 
to take a human life; 
commit a crime; 
harm others without need; 
to be greedy; 
to dictate/control; 
to tell a lie; 
not to pay for your crime
remove yourself from society's rules for living

Justice comes from morals?  traditional code of ethics?  family values?  
personal intuition from experience?  

Is justice the same as fairness, what is wrong, or what is bad?

Ways we use the word: a Surpeme Court Justice; the Scales of Justice; Blind Justice.

We struggled with the idea that what is legal may not be what is just.  
We tried to define then what a "higher sense of justice" may be.  
When we say that a law is unjust, how do we know?  
Do we share an common, higher sense of what is just?

We also struggled with a conception of justice as a balance or equation.

Scenes: 
(1) gay person wanting to get married and someone opposed (A + G)
(2) discriminatory country club owner and a black golfer (Si + C)
(3) mother of murdered child and an anti-death-penalty activist (Sh + K)

What piece of costuming will distinguish each character? Post a suggestion to each of the character pages.

Wiki post: What is your character's concept of justice? How does this concept relate to your own? (250 words)

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