Although Darnell is aware that stealing is wrong, he understands the importance of obtaining it for Heinz's wife, Heinz. According to Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Development we can assume that Darnell falls into Level III, post-conventional which ranges from age 13 and up (Dacey, 2009, p. 248). I can conclude that it falls under stage six, where, it is stated, “the individual believes that the best values ​​are supported by the law and if human needs conflict with this, the law should be changed. They begin to judge behavior based on intentions” (Dacey, 2009, p. 248). With this type of mentality we can assume that Darnell is not afraid of punishment, yet he is aware that to get what he wants he must break the law. This case can be very problematic when it comes to facing punishment. Not only will Darnell have a record that proves he is a thief, but he may also lose his standing as a good person. On the other hand, from Darnell's point of view Heinz's wife would have the medicine and the short prison term or fine would be minuscule compared to having it