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…to deceive those around him and further his own agenda of punishment for his enemies. Yet when he sees Villefort's dead son, a truly innocent victim, the count realizes that he has gone too far. For the first time he comes to the realization that perhaps he…

…of the term "blazing" creates a harsh, unwelcoming image of the fire and emphasizes the brutal punishment of the prisoners. He also utilizes the term "marionette players" which should create a peaceful image of puppets moving on string. Instead he creates…

…of the term "blazing" creates a harsh, unwelcoming image of the fire and emphasizes the brutal punishment of the prisoners. He also utilizes the term "marionette players" which should create a peaceful image of puppets moving on string. Instead he creates…

…the responsibility for it and be punished. However, he ordered the people who handled the accident affair to lie and made false reports by saying that there are 28 miners died in the accident and by rewrote the documents. Because according to China's Policy, the Secretary…

…of the pro-life leaders are for capital punishment. I, like many who believe abortion needs to be legal, am against the death penalty. But I'm afraid that the pro-lifers are being perfectly consistent, from their standpoint. I am definitely not going…

…in that way, I think you'd agree. Pro-Lifers are Hypocrites, because most of the pro-life leaders are for capital punishment. I, like many who believe abortion needs to be legal, am against the death penalty. But I'm afraid that the pro-lifers are being…

…of the United States it sent forth 100,000 armed men to do its bidding, passed laws without Legislatures, tried men without courts, and inflicted penalties, sometimes capital ones, without benefit of clergy; it was the most thoroughly organized, extensive…

…Hammurabi, said to be the greatest leader of Ancient Mesopotamia, laid out a set of laws which emphasizes retribution as a form of punishment ("an eye for an eye"). It is my belief that Hammurabi was a just ruler who took into consideration all things…

…be up to the people to decide whether or not to have the death penalty. The eighth amendment says that “nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted”. Some people say that the death penalty is a cruel and unusual punishment. Most people would probably agree…

…has been granted that authority. To kill someone as a punishment for murder, would be committing the same crime we were meant to punish, and that makes us all murderers. Furthermore, the only reason for the death penalty is vengeance…