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…from poor, possibly abusive or hate filled environment. Personally I feel that living in a circumstance such as abuse is worse than the abortion of the fetus. Rape victims should also be able to have an abortion because they know that if they were to keep…

…own personal reason, but what reason can you possibly think of for killing a baby. One of the reasons that's often brought up is, “What if the mother was raped?” Another one commonly used is, “What if the mother’s life was in danger if she bore the child…

…and the race of immortal gods.” (Hymn to Demeter 30-36) This forceful act of rape represents the power men had over women. This has implications about marriage as well: men would choose their desired mates in a forceful and undemocratic manner. The marital…

…7.7 years; rape, 4.6; robbery, and aggravated assault 1.9 years. Every day in this country 14 people will be murdered, 48 women will be Raped, and 578 people robbed by convicted criminals who were released too early from there sentencing. Which…

…. Extreme cases would be victims of rape, incest, or life threatening health problems. That would not include the women who seek abortions because they got pregnant by accident and are not ready emotionally or financially. It would also not include those who…

…in becoming something or someone in society. Rape is prohibited in the country of Winter because sex can only be preformed by sexual invitation and consent or seduction to the extreme. For that reason, there are no rapes or sex crimes practiced on Winter…

…, because it is missing components of love and consent. An example of this appears in section II, lines 99-100, "The change of Philomel, by the barbarous king/ So rudely forced"; this is referring to the rape of Philomel by King Tereus of Thrace…

…a "naked light"(55) in Blanche's world. Stanley rapes Blanche and from then on her mind is lost. Stanley stands for everything Blanche finds unacceptable. She avoids reality and realism for most her life and ends up face to face with Stanley's realism, which…

…self-esteem, and may emotionally abuse their children by calling them “dumb” and “”stupid” (Romeo). In Florida, a father was sentenced to twenty-five years in prison for raping his eight-year-old daughter for bringing home a bad report card. He told her…

…is not certain what rape is, or aware of the prejudice surrounding her. Ultimately she represents the innocence within society. This story has a variety of themes and lessons including maturity. The story shows Jem and Scout going through many life lessons and how…