The Friday Five for 19 November 2010...
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thefridayfiveThis week's questions are brought to you courtesy of an anonymous commenter, the letter F, and the number 5...
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- Do you have pets? If so, name them all and describe them!
- A dangerous situation is happening and you spot an animal trapped, probably too afraid to get to safety. It could be a raging flood or crumbling cliffs and the animal could be a dog or cat - or perhaps your own family pet. Would you make an attempt to save them?
- Even if you would or would not make an attempt, let's say you somehow get to the poor animal but circumstances change and you can't get back to safety. Maybe in the raging flood, you walked on something that finally broke free. Maybe the steps you used upon the crumbling cliffs had given way. Help has finally arrived in the form of a helicopter but they say they will only take you to safety and you must leave the animal behind. Would you or would you not?
- There have been situations where people have tried to rescue dogs and cats but got stuck themselves. Do you think the rescue officials have the right to sue people who decided to help but ended up getting stuck themselves?
- The questions were to make you think about the value of an animal's life. Did it help you rethink a few things or did it just help you hash out what you already feel?
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