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1. Mr. Kongo Gondo is faced with a dilemma when Schinichi the chauffeurs’ son has been kidnapped and the kidnapper demands 30 million yen which Gondo must decide whether to pay the ransom and face financial ruin or let Schinichi die. The kidnapper with a desire to topple the wealthiest man chose Gondo who is the rich owner of a shoe company had set out to snatch his son, but nabs his chauffeur's kid by mistake. The decision is tuff because Gondo planed a coup that will secure his position as the head of his Yokohama shoe company and it was an amount that had taken Gondo 30 years of labor to accumulate. 2. Mr. Gondo finally decided to resolve the dilemma buy paying the ransom of 30 million yen. Because the chauffeur is a pitiable widower, however, begs him to pay the ransom. Gondo is a tortured man, fighting with knowing that paying the ransom will ruin his deal and ruin him. In the morning he is still resolved to refuse to pay. But he has spent a sleepless night. Guilt and conscience overwhelms him. But what convinces him does the chauffeur, who finally urges him not to pay it, knowing what it will cost his boss. At the same time no one expects the kidnapper will give up the child unharmed. Gondo changes his mind. Also if he lets the boy die every one will detest him for his selfish act his reputation will be in ruins since no one would want to have any thing to do with a child murderer. His son would get mad by letting his friend die. Also Gondo realizes that the police can also help by fining the kidnapper and getting him money back. The chauffeur, a pitiable widower, however, begs him to pay the ransom. Gondo is a tortured man, fighting with knowing that paying the ransom will ruin his deal and ruin him. In the morning he is still resolved to refuse to pay. But he has spent a sleepless night. Guilt and conscience overwhelms him. But what convinces him does the chauffeur, who finally urges him not to pay it, knowing what it will cost his boss. At the same time no one expects the kidnapper will give up the child unharmed. Gondo changes his mind. He does as instructed, but not without tagging that suitcase with devices to be sure the police will find out if it is discarded, put in water or burned, by dragging out his old shoemaker kit and sewing the devices into the lining 2. Kant using the first version of the categorical imperative 1. Would analyze the alternatives available to Kongo Gondo by saying he should pay the 30 million yen ransom because his decision would be based upon his emotions about how he would feel by letting the boy die since he had a son of his own.
Approximate Word count = 1823
Approximate Pages = 7.3
(250 words per page double spaced)
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