Codes
Morals
Morals noun - The code of good conduct for an individual or group.
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- The architecture and technology are far more primitive-looking, hyperspace lanes are still being mapped, and the Jedi Order is strong but with different codes and morals than the 'present day' (for instance, romance is not forbidden and Masters are seen taking several students).
Source: Prequel in the Lost Age - However, as his own theme song from Sonic Adventure states that he doesn't like to follow others' values or beliefs and lives by his own morals and codes, and always makes his choices based on what comes natural to him by his own feelings.
Source: Anti Hero / Video Games -
He has no particularly morals, ethics, or codes of honor and doesn't hesitate to use legal or illegal means to eliminate threats to his plan to seize complete control of the city.
Source: Neutral Evil
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