I don’t think this is what the story was arguing at all. I think it was saying Abby was *just as* justified in her vengeance as Ellie was hers. I don’t think it was really giving a moral pass to either ‘side’. But that doesn’t change the final calculations or tangential damage.
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Telling Ellie about it and giving her the opportunity to decide for herself is similarly unacceptable Her giving her consent wouldn't make it okay, it would just be a self-loathing and depressed teenager being browbeaten into believing she has no value
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And once he's decided it's unacceptable and he's going to put a stop to it, what benefit does telling her about it achieve except causing her more pain
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Yes and no? His reasons for not wanting Ellie to die weren't founded in anything more noble than "she's my (surrogate) daughter and I, personally, don't want her to die." I don't think it even went as far as "unconscious girls should not be murdered for a cure".
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