Importance Of Integrity In Water Park

When implying integrity in human beings, it is a principle of one’s character when we are met with the many temptations of the world that we face in today’s society. Integrity is a key moral to possess when it comes to my line of work as a Law Enforcement Officer, as I sworn upon my badge to be truthful and uphold justice to the citizens I am sworn to protect. Within the episode of “Water Park” in Malcolm in the Middle there are points where the character’s lack or incorporate good character or integrity.
First, Hal and Louis display poor character as they selfishly leave their youngest child home, while they and their two independent children: Reese and Malcolm spend the day at the water park. Louis claims during the episode that youngest child, Dewey could not attend with the rest of the family, due to him having an ear ache; however, Dewey was not ill and acted perfectly fine. It is clear, that Louis and Hal purposely left Dewey behind in order to have an anti-kid free time while on their mirage beach getaway.
Secondly, Hal’s sly move in breaking the rules by smuggling in a pint of rum into a family friendly water park. Hal lacks in good morals when he breaks the rules set in place by the non-alcoholic beverage theme park, as he sneaks alcohol within a sun tan lotion bottle. If
Once Spangler grew knowledge that Francis was holding out on his true game; Spangler gave Francis an ultimatum in order for him to show his true abilities in playing pool. But if Francis showed his true colors and beat Spangler at his game, he knew his peers would punish him in an unimaginable fashion. During the intense pool game competition, Spangler and Francis deliberately lost against one another and in doing in such manner Francis’s peers accepted the fact that loosing could end up being a positive