In the "Bystander's Three Options" case, Thomson hopes her readers will
A) agree that the bystander should not kill the one to save the five.
B) agree that the bystander should kill the one to save the five.
C) agree that the bystander is morally obligated to kill himself before he kills another to save five.
D) avoid trolleys.
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