11/2/2023 0 Comments The death cure cast![]() ![]() ![]() The question, posed rhetorically, suggests that it doesn't matter what you use, no matter how illegal or bad this thing is, as long as you get what you want with it, and what you want is a good thing in the end. He asks whether the end, or the cure, can prove that the means, or the Trials, were for a good cause, although they caused losses and they tortured the Gladers. Despite the death of so many Gladers and subjects, Janson still believes WICKED is justified in finding the Cure. The Rat Man, or Assistant Director Janson, asks this question when he is asked about the Trials. "Do you believe the end can justify the means?" Janson, or the Rat Man, pg.
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