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...ety, either beneficial or harmful to the society. 2. According to Mill, ．social contract・ means everybody in the society has their own responsibilities. These responsibilities are necessary as a result of living in the society and the rights they enjoy . Every individual has to observe and follow straightly. Its main features can generally be sum up by the well-being of ones and the spirit of sacrificing. In the former one, its main idea is that every individual must not injury or hurt the interests of others by any means, as some of the interests are regarded as their rights in response to their responsibilities. In the latter, when an individual is sharing its part over his life, it is always important for him to be ready to sacrifice in defending society・s interest as well as others from being hurt. In the part of the ...