Diana Moon Glampers Analysis

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She was blindingly beautiful. While Harrison was admiring her beauty, someone charged into the room. It was she, Diana Moon Glampers. She had a gun and was about to shoot both of us. “Don’t Shoot!” Harrison said, “Give me one reason why I should not kill you!” Said Diana Moon Glampers. “You should not kill us because I was just trying to create a better society for the citizens! They don't want to live in a world where the government controls every single thing or makes someone that is beautiful ugly. These people just want a voice that will step forward and speak up. To them, I am that voice that they need. ”Harrison said. Diana thought to herself for a minute. She did not know the ethical chose to make at this point. His words were like a
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