I think a lot of it depends on how you ' re approaching the event . When I play a game I generally go into it as myself with my own morality . Later I may come in with the intention of exploring a different moral standpoint but that ' s if I have time . When MiB went to kill her it wasn ' t to have fun . He wanted to elicit an emotional reaction in himself . He wanted to know in himself that his life wasn ' t what his daughter had told him , but what he had believed it to be . The only way to get that would be to show himself he would care about doing something like that to someone . It left him feeling nothing . But then he saw her humanity , for a brief moment . And now he wants to find a world where the game MATTERS . Where it really is life or death . In the hopes that in that world , much closer to ours , he will feel something . Do you think people who aren ' t internally bad need to go to those lengths to convince themselves they ' re good ?