Aristotle believed that to become a virtuous person you needed to practice moral behavior. In this situation, the moral thing to do would be to help the woman replace her deck, which in turn would make me an increasingly moral human being. Overall, Aristotle would say that by helping resolve the situation, I would not only benefit the people who purchased the materials, but also myself as an individual. Aristotle also emphasized that performing a morally right action would begin to create moral habits in my inner being, which would in turn aid in the journey towards “eudaemonia,” or the consistent state of having a good soul. This was what Aristotle believed was the main purpose of life, and my decision would contribute to this