Loyalty is mostly upholded when survival is not in the picture. One can be loyal to a person all their life, give them their best. But if the person has to choose between surving and paying back the loyalty, 9 out of 10, he or she will choose the former. I've noticed it a couple of times and it seems understandable to me. I try to prepare for that moment in advance and look for other options.
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Hahaha this is absolutely true. When we're tasked to be loyal or survive, we mostly choose survival because we might have a chance to redeem ourselves, when we're alive. At the end nothing individually matters when it comes to survival..
Indeed. We believe that there's a possibility that the person will have done the same if he or she were in the same position. So they'll understand it and probably forgive us later on.