A paper titled for this action uses the example of wicked merchants and unemployed gravediggers selling poisonous oil to illustrate "direct" versus "oblique" intention. A thinker imagined an older brother refusing to give his younger brother chocolates to illustrate the distinction between callousness and injustice in a paper titled for this action, which also describes "Henry Fonda's cool hand on my brow." (10[1])The trolley problem was first introduced in a paper (10[1])titled for this action and the "Doctrine of Double Effect" by Philippa Foot. In a paper titled for this (10[1])action, a thinker imagined a scenario where seeds float through (10[1])a window and take root in carpets. (10[1])A paper (10[1])titled for this action imagines an injured violinist hooked to your organs (10[1])to defend its (-5[1])permissibility. For 10 points, name this action defended by Judith Jarvis Thompson, the subject of Roe. v Wade. ■END■ (10[2])