MIS 3300
Grey Maers Reecfion
Regard for others is spoken to in Gravity Kills Me by how the Cadet idenfi”es with Captain Judith Elsen.
The Cadet addresses Judith by calling her either ma‘am or Captain in light of the fact that she is her
predominant. Another indicafion of appreciafion that the Cadet shows is that she apologizes for irritafing
her for a crifical telephone call a,er she doesn’t give a beginning reacfion. The Cadet addifionally
inquires as to whether she is okay in light of the fact that she is apprehensive about her up and coming
mission. A,er Judith closes her telephone call with her dad, the cadet says that he must be glad for her.
These acfivifies speak to regard on the grounds that the cadet is aempfing to keep up a decent and
posifive discussion with her subordinate.
Considerafion is spoken to in Gravity Kills Me by how Judith and Jan administer to the Cadet a,er the
entryway swings open and smacks the cadet in the face. A,er she is hit, Judith grain cates her before she
falls towards the ground. As Jan tries to converse with Judith, she advises her to hang on for a brief
moment. Judith addresses the issue towards Jan. A,er that, Jan begins to wring a wet paper towel for
the cadet. She comes back with a chilly towel, and she tenderly puts it on the harmed cadet’s head. The
communicates care in light of the fact that Jan recognized that she had harmed the cadet and that she
needed to tend to her while she was down.
