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…against his inherent desire to remain with his parents. According to St. Thomas Aquinas, free will is the acting without interference of sensory elements in total regard to one's own inner psyche4. Oedipus and Laius both had sensory elements, namely a fear…

…of the same by the people is again a reinforcement of the fact that religion does not hold any profoundly exalted and revered position. There is hardly any religious fervor in Santiago Nasar's desire to wait for the bishop's boat despite his mother's dissuasion…

…and Abigail Williams accuse others of witchcraft for their self-preservation. Capitalizing on this newly acquired power, Abby's self-preservation transforms into a strong desire to do harm unto others and quench her great lust for power. Moreover, other individuals…

…used to refer to a disturbance in female sexuality - namely, a woman's failure or refusal to accept her sexual desires. Strindberg probably meant for us to read Julie as a hysteric, for she is simultaneously disgusted and drawn to men, and is both nonsexual…

…should seek liberation from existence, escaping all karmic effects. This, when followed out completely, resulted in escaping action itself. This brings us to the Jains. An Indian man named Mahavira found and taught "the way" to save the soul from its karmic…

…are the prophecy which was told to him by the witches, how Lady Macbeth influenced and manipulated Macbeth's judgment, and finally Macbeth's long time ambition which drove his desire to be king. Macbeth's growing character degenerates from a noble man to a violent…

…against his inherent desire to remain with his parents. According to St. Thomas Aquinas, free will is the acting without interference of sensory elements in total regard to one's own inner psyche4. Oedipus and Laius both had sensory elements, namely a fear…

…is distinctive of humans, namely the capacity to derive general assumptions from experience. The results of the exercise of this capacity - that is to say, the nature of the general assumption themselves - are the contents of wisdom, by my understanding…

…by dislocating the spellings and changing the red rose to green , he makes the song his own. This is hugely expanded in chapter five: "now , as never before, his strange name seemed to him a prophecy ... of the end he had been born to sever and had been following…

…else's eyes? They have more hope of getting out of here than me," is what I think he was probably feeling. But hope lied in his desire for "The Birds." A man named Sammy came to visit the children and when he first comes he is drunk and wearing a dirty Santa…