The Detective’s Child

You’re a detective and your daughter’s DNA appears at a homicide. The lab offers to ‘lose’ the sample. Do you let the evidence disappear?

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The Online Flirtation

Your partner has been exchanging flirty messages with someone they met online. They claim it’s just harmless fun. Do you see it as cheating?

Your violent sibling becomes a cult leader and asks you to bring your parents to a ‘cleansing.’ Telling authorities saves your parents but condemns your sibling to a likely shootout. Do you report them?

The Overheard Criticism

You vent about your boss to a friend in a café — only to realise your boss is at the next table. Do you acknowledge them?

The Secret Grandchild

You learn your child has a baby they’ve hidden from the family. Do you confront them?

The Pandemic Cover‑Up

You learn your government suppressed early data showing a new virus is airborne. Publishing your proof now will spark riots and collapse hospitals. Do you blow the whistle?

The Child Organ Swap

Two children need the same heart. One will likely live a long life; the other is your child with poorer odds. The surgeons ask you to decide. Who gets the heart?

The Teacher’s Reputation

A beloved teacher used an offensive term in a private message that was leaked. Reporting them could end a career; staying silent may normalise harm. Do you escalate or handle it privately?

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