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Attitudes towards free will, attitudes towards confirmative, authority -
When Stanley came to a set of two open doors, he entered the door on his left. (Conformity)
“Stanley was so bad at following directions it was incredible he wasn’t fired years ago.” (Authority)
“Now remember, all you need to do is behave exactly as Stanley would.” (Conformity)
“That means choosing responsibly and always putting the story first.” (free will)
“I wanted us to be happy here, Stanley. I really did. I wish I still thought that was possible (authority, disobedience = punishment)
“At last! Choice!” (Free will)
The Narrator's perspective
“When Stanley came to a set of two open doors, he entered the door on his left.”
“Do something. Anything. This is more important than you can ever know. I need this. The story needs it.”
“I wanted us to be happy here, Stanley. I really did. I wish I still thought that was possible.” ⭐⭐⭐
“At last! Choice!”
“Stanley was so bad at following directions it was incredible he wasn’t fired years ago.” ⭐⭐”
“Now remember, all you need to do is behave exactly as Stanley would.”
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