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…, the king is forcing the accused to be judged this way. May be if the king may've not been the judge in this matter, accused will rather prefer to be released, but he cannot decide that for himself. Furthermore, statement "... crime was punished or virtue…

…revenge on Fortunado for insulting him." At length I would be revenged; this was a point definitively settled, but the very definitiveness with which it was resolved, precluded the idea of risk. I must not only punish, but punish with impunity. A wrong…

…of Storms and his wife, fair Hera devised a punishment of unending cruelty. They made Perpiplaneta into a creature most foul, with a body like a pressed olive, but shiny as polished glass. He was made into a reddish-brown, like dried blood and they gave to him…

…the grandmother and the Misfit showed their true colors. During the conversation between the grandmother and the Misfit, he said, "I call myself the Misfit because I can't make all I done wrong fit what all I gone through in punishment." (O'Connor 124) He also said…

…, because that victim needs to get justice. The victim has done nothing wrong to deserve punishment. When the guilty don't get justice then that is what the system is doing, punishing the victim. When guilty get away then the innocent are suffering. &lt…

…learned something. Next time I'll behave." Instead a child is typically thinking, "It's not fair! She doesn't understand! I hate her." Another problem with spanking is that spanking is seen as punishment for a crime, payment for a debt. In other words, once…

…for their discrepancies, but the rich and clever are the ones that will always reap the benefits. He learns later on in the book that his theory was not veritable in any sense, for he had a great deal of remorse and regret for what he had done and wanted to punish himself…

…in this society were to engage in acts that were considered outside the box, that person would be punished. The punishments would range from as little as a label, or as severe as a human sacrifice. With time, normally the labeled would be the next to be sacrificed…

…returns. Operant conditioning is learning based on consequences. Behaviors are strengthened if followed by reinforcement and diminished if followed by punishment. One may become prejudice if the behavior is reinforced. For example, if demeaning others…

…punished and was even more punished when he refused to learn his new name. But he finally accepts his new name when he was beaten half to death. In conclusion this movie is very moving to give us an idea of what cruel punishment went on back in the horrific…