When you select the values that you will apply you need to choose values that will best help the reader understand the ethical implications of the action you are evaluating. Before you apply each individual ethical value you need to clearly define the way that you will be using the value. When you apply each value you need to consider all of the relevant facts from the film. You need to do any research that will help you reach evaluative conclusions. For example, if you are applying Liberty, you need to research that will help you determine whether or not anyone is harmed.
Psychological research can help in many cases.
What other research you will need to pursue will be determined by the circumstances of the action you are evaluating. When you apply each value you are expected to reach an evaluative conclusion based on the value you are applying. After your paper reaches evaluative conclusions using each of the three values that you select, you need to reflect upon the evaluative conclusions that were reached. If your deliberation reached a mixed result, then you need to reflect upon each value you are applying, consider whether or not there are any exemptions to each value that are relevant to the action you are applying, re-word each value that has relevant exemptions, and continue to do this until your deliberation reaches a clear evaluative conclusion. There are no more notes.