Do you think the doctor’s final solution to the problem was the best possible one in the circumstances?
Yes, I think the doctor’s final solution was the best possible one. He did hid duty of a doctor by curing him and also the duty towards his nation by telling the truth to the general and general promised him to kill the enemy in his sleep but that didn’t happened so he realized that by killing him will not be beneficial for the country but only to save their lives so he decided to help him escape and he did right in my opinion.
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