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…and salary,” rather than revenge. In the next few lines, Hamlet recounts the story of his father’s death. He says that, “[Claudius] took my father grossly, full of bread, with all his crimes full blown, as flush as may.” The phrase, full of bread simply means…

…“Body art Once Taboo now art” You’ve seen them; you’ve hated them; you’ve loved them. What are they? Tattoos. Up until a few years ago the only people in society with tattoos were people who were involved with evil cults, the army, or crime…

…that the way to live was the way of crime. He was brought up to believe that cops and other authority figures where not there to help but only to make things worse for you in the long run. He is loyal and honest in ways only he and others of lower class society…

…alcohol while his children go hungry. This section of the classic covers the Robinson case in which the seemingly peaceful county of Maycomb becomes a dark labyrinth of hate, courage and eventual death. The title of Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill a Mockingbird…

…that they represent justice. Capital punishment does not represent justice, but vengeance and hate. Among the 7,000 people estimated to have been killed in the United States between 1900 and 1985, at least 23 were innocent (Finnerty 18). In at least 8 of 261 executions…

…held between Estelle and her lunchtime pals, when it was implied that rape is not a hate-crime but more of an erotic fantasy. This is where I lost all ability to connect with anyone in the story. As the story progressed Estelle started to take up…

…that he hated. In the first month of his administration the president and Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton hunted down and imprisoned officials of the Confederacy. “Treason must be made infamous and traitors must be impoverished,” (Encarta Reconstruction…

…What is forgiveness? According to the bible the most important Christian lesson on the true nature of forgiveness can be found in Christ’s Sermon on the Mount: But I say to unto you which hear, love your enemies, do good to them which hate you Bless…

…is a stern, harsh-tongued man, who hates hypocrisy. Nevertheless, he has a hidden sin—his affair with Abigail Williams—that proves his downfall. When the hysteria begins, he hesitates to expose Abigail as a fraud because he worries that his secret will be revealed…

…to stay away from the wrong crowds. He was a daydreamer and frequently lost himself in his thoughts. It was these visions and happy thoughts that took him to places where there was no ugliness, hate, or prejudice around him. He once saw a rainbow and tried…