One person's freedom is another's prison. One person's injustice another's justice. In the modern technological world of classical Greece, Plato felt it was important to provide rules and regulations, just as Moses does for the Hebrews. Yet this is a troubling philosophical issue, not simple at all at its core. I, at least, will be interested in seeing what you have determined.
Human morality is actually an offshoot of imagination.
Thru spoke of how sharks and wolves are seen as evil. Spiders, too, capturing the poor little fly in their web. Animals do not act with any sense of either enmity or benevolence. This may be itself a stretch of human imagination, but it is a philosophical issue. One person's freedom is another's prison.