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===== - John Jacob Astor IV: The story credits Astor with giving up his lifeboat spot for children, reflecting the societal ideal of protecting the vulnerable in crisis. This act aligns with traditional moral virtues of altruism and courage. =====
* Isidor Straus: His refusal to take a lifeboat before other men embodies the chivalric code and a sense of fairness. This echoes the "women and children first" ethic of the time, suggesting that moral responsibility takes precedence over wealth or status.
* Ida Straus: Her decision to remain with her husband rather than save her life reflects the deep value placed on loyalty and marital devotion. Additionally, her act of giving up her spot for her maid showcases generosity and selflessness.