b.

1. One of the basic characteristics of being human is the capacity for free will. In A Clockwork Orange,
states are prepared to protect society by restricting people's freedom of choice and instead using
binding codes of conduct. This is because the country recognizes that people's right to self-
determination can become a problem if it undermines the security and stability of society.

2. In films that illustrate these strategies, including coercion and conditioning, the protagonist is given
knowledge of simple strategies for an early escape from prison by administering as yet unproven
treatments. I was not forced to take it. He voluntarily decided to do so. He did it to get an early release
from prison.

3. Alex is a man without a conscience and has committed many heinous crimes in gangs. Alex is
aggressive because he indulges in violent impulses, but it is his sense of freedom that makes him human.
A Clockwork Orange's main idea is the importance of good and evil in human nature.

4. In the film's climactic scene, Alex falls out of a window while imprisoned and is forced to listen to
Beethoven's music, but he survives. The government gives Alex a large amount of compensation to
cover up his unethical behavior and human testing. The film shows how Alex uses his free will to make
decisions that guide his actions throughout his life. It also shows how personally responsible he is, taking
full responsibility for his actions and decisions, even if they were wrong.