 Many of the same theorists who invoke emotion also point to the fact that the four abilities model ignores patient values (Charland 2002). However, in some cases where, intuitively, patients appear to lack capacity, it is precisely their pursuit of unusual and self-destructive values that seems to be problematic. Addicts pursuing their drug of choice (Levy 2016) or anorexia patients pursuing extreme thinness are cases in point. Might there yet be a way to appeal to values in an assessment of capacity?