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The true story is told of a man named Captain Francesco Schettino, who cowardly left his ship in the midst of the Costa Concordia disaster off the shore of Giglio Island on January 13, 2012. This lily-livered man, threw the noble age-old protocol of women and children (the most vulnerable) first to the wind, and grabbed one of the few life vessels for himself. As you can imagine, he was widely reviled for his selfishness. After all, not only did he violate maritime law which speaks to a captain being responsible for the safety of the ship and its crew, no matter what, but he also violated the moral ideal of chivalry tied to sacred honour, service and respect for the most vulnerable and disadvantaged. He was sentenced to 16 years in prison. Even though 4.200 people were rescued, 32 lost their lives, and arguably, could have been saved, had he acted differently, instead of taking one life boat for his lonesome self.
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