Billy Bud: A Captain's Duty
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…job to the best of his ability. He could not be hesitant but had to be strong. The lives of his crew depended on his decisions and no act of mutiny could be tolerated. If Captain Vere had not convicted Billy Budd his respect and authority could have been questioned. Captain Vere was able to set aside his emotions and impart a conviction that was in the best interest of his crew and his country.
…job to the best of his ability. He could not be hesitant but had to be strong. The lives of his crew depended on his decisions and no act of mutiny could be tolerated. If Captain Vere had not convicted Billy Budd his respect and authority could have been questioned. Captain Vere was able to set aside his emotions and impart a conviction that was in the best interest of his crew and his country.
