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I do what I think is good• Hide your involvement, lying if you have to? This test has been made with the aid of professional political and social science analysts, as well as respondents from all sides of the political spectrum.

" Then say, Let's point the "goodness and justice" needle on our Moral Compass to "Inner Voice," to help us get ready for the story.

If it's no longer a good deal, then the deal is off.

In this alignment test, there are several special categories, which include: neutral good, neutral evil, chaotic good, chaotic evil, lawful neutral, neutral, chaotic neutral, lawful evil, or lawful good.

They're lucky they're not slaves.

No, nobles should rule as kindly as possible.

While these people may have a high sense of individualized self, they also can see themselves as part of something bigger that should be nurtured and protected.

Yes, they're generally the best way to govern.

Each time we meet, we will explore a new way to move in the direction of goodness and justice and will write it on our Moral Compass poster.

In this way, you can define the ethical trade-offs that you are and are not willing to make in a leadership position.

No, I'd make the magistrates prove my guilt.