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…, the raven speaks one word, “Nevermore.” This shows that the narrator is being punished for something that he did. His punishment is immortality, which explains why he would never see Lenore again. Lenore is punishing him for what he did to her. She drives him…

…Jeopardy, which prevents a criminal from being tried, convicted or PUNISHED for the same offense twice. By having his name publicly published as a sex offender, the offender will continue his life as one of punishment, even after they have fulfilled…

…. However, I also know that once a person is addicted, it is not always a matter of choosing to stop using. That a person needs to learn new ways of coping with life and he needs plenty of support to do that. I do not believe that punishment will ever…

…punishment? They each killed someone, why would their punishments alter so greatly? I think that it’s absolutely terrible what these boys did. Even though they are teenagers, they may not have known that what they were going to do would result in death. What I…

…community. It ties along with the rosebush because it is next to the grass plot of weeds, which symbolizes the good and the evil of the story. The prison and the cemetery are symbols that represent life, punishment, and death. The prison is described…

…in the Puritan colonies of Massachusetts during a time in our history that adultery was considered a mortal sin and witchcraft was punishable by death. The most predominantly shared characteristic of both characters is the fact they both committed adultery…

…. But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe my words?" First Commandment, Exodus 20:3 "Thou shalt have no other gods before me." The punishment - Deuteronomy 17:3-5 "And hath gone and served other gods, and worshipped them, either the sun…

…they could be punished by the state. Anything that wasn’t for god was ultimately against him and thereby punishable by trial. Intolerance is a theme because witch trials branded people as social deviants and devil worshippers. In such an uptight society…

…In the eyes of Dante Alighieri, there were many types of sin's, some stronger than other's. He believed that each sin had to be punished according to its level of strength. In his novel, The Inferno, Dante includes three major levels of sin. He…

…is the solution. More money needs to be put into the prison systems, along with more mandatory sentencing into the legal systems. With automatic punishments individuals will be more reluctant to commit crimes especially ones considered to be drug-related acts…