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3. I now considered myself as bound by the laws of hospitality...

a. Who was the speaker bound to by "the laws of hospitality"?
b. What hospitality had he received?
c. What was the speaker tempted to do before he remembered the "laws of hospitality"?
d. What other reasons compelled him not to carry out the action he was tempted to follow?
e. How was the speaker treated after this moment?



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Final answer:

The speaker faced a moral dilemma regarding hospitality and property rights, navigated temptations, and ultimately chose the path of virtue and adherence to social norms.


Explanation:

a. The speaker was bound to the laws of hospitality by the Right of a stranger in another country not to be treated as an enemy.

b. The hospitality the speaker received was the peaceful and non-hostile treatment in the place where they were.

c. Before remembering the laws of hospitality, the speaker was tempted to consider someone as the usurper of their property.

d. The speaker was compelled to not act on their temptation due to the insight that their actions might lead to confusion and remorse.

e. After this moment, the speaker was treated with respect and kindness.


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