Search Results: Who do I choose

The last of us an incredible gaming experience always makes me question what would people choose. In this game you play a man who lost his daughter at the beginning of the apocalypse zombie like creatures are running around humanity is on its last leg. After your daughter dies 20 years go by your tasked with escorting this young girl across country she about the age of your daughter when she died apparently this girl is immune to the virus turning people into zombies and the people your escorting her too can use her to make a cure for humanity only thing is making this cure will kill the girl but you don’t find this out till you’ve already got her there. At this point you’ve doesn’t months together trying to get her to these guys and in the end this what the girl feels she’s needs to do and given the options she’d most likely give her life to make the cure.
In the game the guy you play as despite knowing this chooses to save this girls life and doesn’t end up telling her what really happens since she was on anesthesia being prepped for surgery to see if they could make a cure.

What would you have done save her life even though your fucking over humanity and most likely going against what the girl would want if given the choice. And do you tell her the truth about what happened?

Or don’t save her and let her die to save humanity? And in both these situation the girl doesn’t know she’s dying to make the cure but if you choose to save her you do have the option to let her choose and ultimately let her die.

Me personally I’d save her it may be a selfish choice but wtf has humanity ever done for me that I should Scarface my happiness to save them. Most of my pains in life have been caused by other humans selfishness and shitty behavior.

I have decided I plan to read every Adult/YA novel of the Star Wars franchise.

However, there are 2 ways to do this.

1. I start Chronologically (in universe timeline) and read that way. This would be interesting, but would be stuck in certain eras for a very long time, and it might really start to get on my nerves. Also, some books might not work well with others because they were published in completely different decades.

2. I can start with Publishing Order (release timeline). This will be interesting to see how the stories develop over the years, but I won't be getting to anything new for quite some time. So, it might be cool to see natural progression (of someone who followed it from the beginning), but it will take a while before I get to anything relatively "modern"

Which do you suggest?

Let's say you had a young teenage child who was riding his bike, then stop to play ball at the park with his friends, while playing ball, as your child notice one of his friends got on his bike, he didn't think too much of it because he knew that friend and thought he could trust that friend not to go too far on his bike but turn out the friend did...

The child had to walk home cause his mom was scheduled to take him to the carnival fair later own that night. The mom was furious and instead of being angry at only the thief, the mom will be angry at her child all because she's going through issues due to choosing to be friends with rowdy neighbors who had bad kids (which wasn't her kids choice to be friends with in the first place) she had issues cause she wrongfully thought them neighbors bads kids was a bad influence on her son. She seem to had an issue with boys in general anyways.