Adhering to ethical principles leads to positive outcomes. Write an essay in support of this assertion using Nicole in John Lara's The Samaritan.
Nicole, the Ethics and Innovation teacher at Sagrada Secondary School, stands unwavering in her commitment to bring positive change to Maracas Municipality. Despite facing resistance from corrupt leaders, her firmness leads to their apprehension, proving that resoluteness in doing what is right brings victory.
When the Mayor attempts to halt the Samaritan App, fearing exposure of his corrupt deeds, Nicole stands firm. Despite intimidation, she asserts the App's credibility, leading to the Mayor's failure to stop its operations. The principal, Narine, initially advises Nicole to abandon the cause, but Nicole's determination prevails, and corrupt leaders, including Mayor Mossi, are eventually arrested.
Facing false charges from Inspector General Bembe, Nicole remains steadfast in her commitment to the Samaritan App. Despite threats and arrest, Nicole's unwavering stance leads to widespread public support and Bembe's own arrest for various crimes.
Even when Alvita and Montano try to persuade Nicole to abandon the Samaritan App, she encourages them to stand firm. Their resilience pays off as corrupt leaders are eventually arrested.
When the Mayor tries to beg for mercy and offers bribes, Nicole rejects his advances. Despite attempts to tarnish her reputation, Nicole's resolute commitment to doing what is right prevails, leading to the Mayor's arrest.
Lastly, when offered a high position in the municipality to appease her, Nicole declines. Her refusal, coupled with urging leaders to change their ways, results in the arrest of corrupt officials.
In conclusion, Nicole's unwavering determination to stand for what is right results in the arrest of corrupt leaders, signaling a positive change for Maracas Municipality.