The Fight Within

Come on, Logan, that was sloppy!

Come on, Logan,

use that left arm. Power hand!

Drive with those legs, drive,

drive, drive, drive, drive!

Give me one.

One. One, two.

One, two. Come on, Logan.

Get your hands up.

Come on, Logan, finish this.

Put him away.

One, two. One, two.

Come on, give me a little bit more tension.

One, two. One, two. One, two.

Come on, that's it. Get a little bit more movement here.

Move around here right now. Let's go. One, two.

One, two.

You're still dropping that right, here. Let's go,

get focused here. Go, one, two. One, two.

One. One.

One, two. One, two.

Come on, Logan, get focused.

This is the most important fight of your career.

You win this match, you get to turn pro.

This is the most important fight for you.

For me or for you?

What did you say?

What'd you say?

I said is this really

about me, or is it about you and your past glory?

What are you talking about, me and past glory?

Dropping your right again.

Face me.

Jab cross, move to your right.

That's why you keep your right hand up.

Do it on the bag.

Come on. Good.

Keep that right hand high when you move to the right.

That's it.

Time.

Look, uh, I know

tuition for this semester's past due.

I got to have a few more days.

Is everything okay?

Yeah, we're just short on cash.

Well, you got a class in 30 minutes. Hit the shower.

Don't be late.

All of this... Always pushing me to be a champ,

always forcing me to win...

This is just some twisted hunt

because you're too old to fight.

Is that what you think this is all about?

You think I do this all for me?

Well, I'll show you what this old man can do.

Come on.

Show me what you got, come on.

Hey.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey...

Hey. Dad.

Mason!

Hey. Dad!

Mason!

What can I do for you?

Hey, can I speak to the owner, manager, please?

You're looking at both.

Great. I'm raising funds for an orphanage in Mozambique,

and I'm wondering if I can put some posters up.

Sure. Cool.

Um, it's a home for rescued homeless children.

The goal of the orphanage is to keep these kids

from turning to crime or becoming sold as sex slaves.

We really want these kids to know that they're loved

and that God is listening and that he's provided them all with

a better way of life. It's kind of a choice

that we all have to make, and... Look, you can put up

whatever you like, if you just stop talking.

Why are you even here?

You know I'm just training with Logan.

Let's see how tough you are.

Back off. I'm just trying to get out of here.

Take a shot.

Andy.

It's all right, Man.

Go ahead and leave.

You know what, you're real tough here

where your brother can protect you.

You just always run that mouth,

don't you, Hayden?

I see you brought your boys.

Excuse me.

Hey, who do you think you are?

Everyone in this place knows you're not a fighter anymore.

You're a has-been, just like your old man was.

That's enough, Hayden, you need to shut your mouth.

Logan. Logan!

Take off.

Man, I'm sorry.

It's okay.

Um, here.

No, really, it's okay. Don't worry about it, it's cool.

I got another one. Thanks.

Today we are going to discuss the different definitions

of ethical behavior...

What defines right or wrong.

First up is consequentialism,

which is the belief that right or wrong

is weighed by a punishment

that someone may or may not experience for any given action.

Now, what might be an example of this?

Ms. Davis.

Say you murder somebody, then you're going to jail.

Okay, so, the only reason

you don't murder someone is to stay out of jail?

Well, no. Yeah. Yeah, because

there's more to right or wrong than just consequences.

Another definition is deontology.

Deontology consists of a list of rules

that document right and wrong.

Now, where do we typically see this derive from?

Religion.

Yeah. Yeah, like the-the Ten Commandments

from the Old Testament. Which brings us to

utilitarianism, which defines the right thing

as whatever helps the largest number of people.

But what might be a potential problem with that?

Logan.

When you start justifying something's right

for some greater good,

it's easy to ignore the wrong it could be doing.

Like if a person shattered a glass door... It'd be wrong

to do it, but you could justify it because you were angry?

Okay. I-I think

we're straying a little bit from utilitarianism,

but, uh, that's interesting.

Humans are intelligent beings... Brilliant. We can look beyond

a rule or a consequence... You were there?

To the effects. Shh.

If a decision benefits a lot of people, it speaks for itself.

Businesses most commonly use

this type of decision-making process.

But the rabbit hole ultimately leads

to the issue of moral relativity.

Is there a definitive

right or wrong in the universe?

Hey.

So, you really think people are only good

when it's convenient?

Hey.

What are you talking about?

What makes good people do bad things?

People make bad choices.

Okay, so...

I chose to talk to you.

Would you say that's a good thing or bad thing?

It's probably a bad thing.

Okay.

Hey.

Can I try that again?

I'm Logan.

Would it be a bad thing if I took you to lunch?

I'm Emma.

Hmm.

What's good here?

I like the grilled chicken plate.

It's low fat,

comes with a salad. So, your usual?

Yeah. And for you, Miss?

Okay.

Um, I'm gonna have a cheeseburger, please,

with bacon on it and fries.

Okay. Thanks.

All right, so, what's the deal?

The deal?

The anger, shattering a glass door... What's that about?

I don't usually lose it like that.

So, it's like a Dr. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde thing?

Yeah, exactly.

You're a fighter, that's what you do? I don't get it.

Well, the gym's not like what you saw the other day.

Really? What is it like?

Well, some people

come to learn to protect themselves,

they want to feel safe.

Others enjoy the challenge.

Just... They push themselves to these limits.

What made you start fighting?

My dad was a fighter.

He's a champ.

It's all I ever remember him doing.

So, I guess I was born into it.

Does he still fight?

He died a couple of years ago.

Oh.

He gave the gym to me and my brother Mason.

What about your mom?

She left when I was young.

Logan, I'm... Sorry.

It's just me and my brother now.

He's all I got.

I'm sorry.