According to Marquis, "What primarily makes killing wrong is neither its effect on the murderer nor its effect on the victim's friends and relatives, but its effect on the victim."

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Marquis argues that the moral wrongness of killing is not primarily about how it affects the murderer or the victim's loved ones, but rather because it deprives the victim of their future, which they would have valued.

According to Marquis, "What Primarily Makes Killing Wrong Is Neither