In “The Analects” written by Confucius, a master answers several questions about whether a person should be a “Gentleman,” someone who treats his elders and those he cares about. He leads with respect whoever he wants. Confucius emphasizes the need to make the right choice in certain verses of his book. For example, in book one verse two, Master Yu says: "A youth who is filial and respectful to his elders rarely becomes the kind of person inclined to defy his superiors and there has never been a case of someone who is inclined to challenge his superiors. defy one's superiors by stirring up rebellion” (Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy, 3). Another is when you realize your choice is actually wrong. The Master said: “People are true to their type in the kinds of mistakes they make. Observe carefully the kind of mistakes a person makes – then you will know his character” (Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy, 11). Finally, in book fifteen verse eighteen, the Master states: “Sirs take righteousness as their substance, practice it through rituals, express it through modesty, and perfect it by being trustworthy. This is a gentleman! » (Readings in Classical Chinese Philosophy, 45). This means that someone who makes the right choices has met their test of moral character. Dilemmas can express who a person really is through a character's action. In “Les Entretiens”, he