Murderer. Murderer's don't kill for the sake of killing (usually) - and usually take loyalty and friendship very seriously. Unless you by chance fit their victim profile then I doubt they'd kill you off.
A thief, unless justified in cases of starvation or whatever (which Im assuming this isn't), will always be untrustworthy IMO.
Thief - steals to benefit themselves
Murderer - possibly killed because he had no other choice.
Rather trust someone who has killed for the rite reasons than someone who steals from people.
Murderer. Murderer's don't kill for the sake of killing (usually) - and usually take loyalty and friendship very seriously. Unless you by chance fit their victim profile then I doubt they'd kill you off.
A thief, unless justified in cases of starvation or whatever (which Im assuming this isn't), will always be untrustworthy IMO.
Murderer. Murderer's don't kill for the sake of killing (usually) - and usually take loyalty and friendship very seriously. Unless you by chance fit their victim profile then I doubt they'd kill you off.
A thief, unless justified in cases of starvation or whatever (which Im assuming this isn't), will always be untrustworthy IMO.
My opinion exactly. Murders don't generally kill to just be killing, unless they're like serial murderers of something.
What if this person you had to trust was a serial killer? I'm assuming that would change your answer.
So it seems everyone has the idea that the murderer was someone that killed because they were forced into it or had no other choice. And a thief is just someone that goes around taking stuff from stalls, etc.
Ahem!My answers are based on a murderer who DIDNT act out of self defence etc and a thief who DID have another choice.
Murderer. Just as Roary said, if the person had no justified reason for killing, it would still be a murderer. Thieves lie and deceive, murderers kill.
I agree with Roary here.
I could not blatantly trust a thief because generally they are in it for the money/rewards and could care less if they hurt anyone in the process.
Murderer. Murderer's don't kill for the sake of killing (usually) - and usually take loyalty and friendship very seriously. Unless you by chance fit their victim profile then I doubt they'd kill you off.
A thief, unless justified in cases of starvation or whatever (which Im assuming this isn't), will always be untrustworthy IMO.
What if this person you had to trust was a serial killer? I'm assuming that would change your answer.
So it seems everyone has the idea that the murderer was someone that killed because they were forced into it or had no other choice. And a thief is just someone that goes around taking stuff from stalls, etc.

