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…(the daughters of Oceanus) both pity Prometheus and express their opinions on how Zeus' punishment is unjust. Prometheus warns Oceanus of Zeus' wrath when he comes to visit, he fears that, if caught, his friend would suffer the same fate as he. The final difference…

…Women’s Health Book Collective, Our Bodies, Ourselves for the New Century (1998); J. Risen and J. L. Thomas, Wrath of Angels). Most importantly, Abortion is mass murder -- genocide -- another Nazi Holocaust. Six million abortions are the same…

…, which came mostly from the bible (Vaughan 166). The puritan’s community social order became personal when one person sinned; it then threatened the entire society. “God’s wrath could be unleashed at communities as well as individuals; the community’s…

…of violence were committed nearly everyday to slaves and inmates all around them. Both slaves and inmates could never be completely safe from the wrath of a whip or the bullet of a gun. One slave named Demby, as Douglass writes about, was being whipped by Mr…

…of the earth should ask you who blinded you, shamed you so – say Odysseus, raider of the cities, he gouged your eye, Laertes’ son who makes his home in Ithaca!” (Book 9, lines 556-562) In saying this, Odysseus brought the wrath of Poseidon down upon himself. Much…

…inescapable fondness to virtue. We do not need Hecate to tell us that he is but a wayward son, spiteful and wrathful, who, as other do, loves for his own ends. This is apparent throughout the drama; he never sins because, like the Weird Sisters, he loves evil…

…seemed just a wee thing, wallowing, miraculously, top-up at the mercy of five oceans,” (Crane). Crane shows man at suffering from nature’s wrath, nature’s indifference. The wind is a symbol of the men and their hopes. When the cook told the captain…

…own blood or you ain’t going to have a! ny blood to stick to you” (7). Sarty fears and has such despair under his father’s wrath that he desperately wishes to “change him now from what maybe he couldn’t help but be” (10). Little Sarty envies those…

…of the Tomes them selves will feel my wrath.” In the Lucid religion Largesse requires that you only abide by his twelve points. Even then his twelve points are not hard to follow. He doses not ask the impossible such as do not kill, do not lust and do not steal…

…that the Duke will not tolerate a woman who is not submissive to him. Therefore, a woman’s place is behind man, serving man and never testing the wrath of man. Though Robert Browning and Alfred Lord Tennyson paint vivid pictures of the 19th century woman, it seems…