To understand Luke Ripley’s moral quandary, you must know who he is as a person, his character, and the virtues he possesses. Ripley general life was not so extravagant. He owned a stable of thirty horses in Northeastern Massachusetts, and had young people who taught riding. He had four children – three sons and a daughter. He was divorced, and felt very alone for his only friend was the Father Paul LeBoef who ran the church St. Johns that Ripley attended. According to Christian understanding, Luke was a free person. Being free means he had the power of desire and choice. He could choose how he lived, who he was, his faith, and everything without any great restraints. Another requirement of being free is the

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