My aim in this paper is to offer some constructive suggestions about the deontological conception of moral value, taking the relational account as my example of a deontological approach. I identify two different kinds of moral values that might be elucidated by the relational approach, which I shall call compliance values and status values. I discuss the role that these moralized values play within the relational theory, tracing the contributions they make to the larger interpretative case for understanding interpersonal morality in relational terms.
