Develop an argument where you create criteria for a “moral person” and evaluate the three characters, showing how they do or do not match those criteria, and deciding which of the three is the most “moral person.”
Llewelyn Moss, Anton Chigurh, and Bernie are all informed by their "personal codes." How do these codes change a person? How does this code define who they are? Are such codes necessary? Develop an argument where you create criteria for a “moral person” and evaluate the three characters, showing how they do or do not match those criteria, and deciding which of the three is the most “moral person.”
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