We analyzed several cases of different shapes to include, one case with one positive and one negative outcome, one case with all negative outcomes, and one case where all participants were of bad character; to show practical examples of these two theories. We also examined the results of these cases to determine which system produces the best results and why. After studying all these findings we have determined that when it comes to a better moral theory, between virtue ethics and consequentialism, consequentialism is the better system for making moral decisions consistently, especially in its utilitarian dimension.