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…If a person is set for execution on a particular day and that death row inmate attempts suicide, I do believe that he or she should be rescued from killing themselves. From an ethical standpoint, killing oneself would take away justification…

…him alive for another few moments. His life in the trenches has obviously given him somewhat of a love for mother earth. <Tab/>"Comrade, I did not want to kill you. If you jumped in here again, I would not do it, if you would be sensible too…

…and their traditions. He even used words like obi and egwugwu as a way to connect the reader with the Igbo language. Achebe hated what the missionaries did and how they tried to colonize his people. I think the story of a man who killed a messenger and hanged himself makes…

…. d.<Tab/>He killed a lot of innocent people whom worked with/for the government and so some deemed him to be a brute. His Good Side: a.<Tab/>A vast majority of the population thought that Pablo was a saint despite the fact…

…is equally effective without the scene, and more streamlined. Another difference between the original and Polanski's version is the scene where MacBeth kills the king, Duncan. In the original, Shakespeare was not allowed to show the death of a divine right ruler…

…of the most ruthless tyrants in history. Yet for many people in Russia, he is a national hero, even thought he is a man of contradiction. One example of that is when he believed he was chosen to save the souls of his people, but he was the one who brutally killed…

…that diminished the league's reputations. The two mistakes are the actions in Corfu & Bulgaria. In August 1923, on the Greek side of the border, five Italian surveyors mapping the Greek-Albanian frontier were killed and an Italian General was killed while he…

…. Soon he sends an assassin to kill Banquo who knows about the prophecies and who could give him away, and his son Fleance. Since Banquo used to be a close friend of his it becomes obvious that Macbeth has lost his inhibitions and that he gives his power top…

…Mary Maloney, Roald Dahl's character and the title of his story, "Lamb to the Slaughter," are telling components of this murder scene. Mary is the very controlled and convincing wife, who kills her husband, after learning that he is about to leave her…

…, and I don't think that it was really smart to turn every man into killing machine and kill those who could not become one. Athens, for example, became really powerful city-state using different ways, and I think people were a bit happier there. Boys were…