Why Sascha Should Go To Trial

Confront your actions and assume your consequences. Sascha should go to trial. He should get the punishment he deserves and needs to be accountable with society, paying his crime. The colonel states that Sascha should go to court and resolve his crime on his own, he is against paying the debt for the promissory note because it is his signature the one involved in the crime, so not only would the family honor be lost, but he would also be incriminated in the matter. “Suppose we were to forgive him and pay the money. You know he would not give up leading a dissipated life, squandering money, making debts, going to our tailors and ordering suits in our names! Can you guarantee that this will be his last prank? As far as I’m concerned, I have no faith in his
However, the maternal uncle, Ivan Markovitch, a Kind-Hearted man, believed that Sascha should be forgiven, his act stays in the family and the debt is paid, freeing him from the charges, he takes pity or rather defends Sascha for the loss od his parents at a young age and arguments that he doesn’t have any guidance. “If Sascha’s error bordered upon crime, they must remember that Sascha had received no education; he had been expelled from the high school in the fifth class; he had lost his parentsin early childhood, and so had been left at the tenderest age without guidance and good, benevolent influences. He was nervous, excitable, had no firm ground under his feet, and above all, he had been unlucky, even if he were guilty, anyway he deserved indulgence and the sympathy of all the compassionate souls” He defended. In my opinion, they should let Sascha go to court and face his actions, his uncle may say that he is a poor young boy without guidance, but I think he knows what he is doing, he just doesn’t care anymore. As an argument, why would you have to steal money from the bank when you are coming from a wealthy family? If he really needed money or if it was urgent, why wouldn’t he ask his