Violation of an honor code or the social hierarchy of the honor code
A) is a sacrilege and must be punished.
B) taints the honor code and social hierarchy with impurity.
C) creates a duty to restore honor.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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Violations of an honor code or the social hierarchy it upholds are often seen as sacrilegious, tainting the honor system with impurity, and creating a duty among members of the community to restore honor. This encompasses the need for punishment, the perception of impurity, and the obligation to rectify the situation, making all of the provided options correct.

Violation of an Honor Code or the Social Hierarchy of the Honor