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…on the ship were all wrapped in wire, and tied to a thousand volt battery. The sun in this particular section reflects the punishing and judging side of God's nature, as this would have been God's way of castigating the Mariner for shooting the albatross with his…

…and that immorality is punished. If immorality is not punished in the afterlife then what of the “moral freeloaders”(p 32) who “maintain an appearance of decency, but are in fact highly manipulative of others?”(p 32) Those people seem to find there lives amply…

…pity from the audience, she extracts it from other characters in the play. Ismene has always been sympathetic of her plight and shows this by trying to share the blame. The chorus is also sympathetic and so they try to persuade Creon that punishing her may…

…as behavioral modification, or the process of being conditioned, reinforced, and punished in an attempt to alter behavior. In order to increase the likelihood of a desired response, a behavior can be positively or negatively reinforced. A positive reinforcer…

…the characters in this novel deal with their inner-conflict. It is obvious throughout the story that Dimmesdale is a good man at heart and is truly sorry for his sin. It is his inability to bring himself to admit publicly his sin and accept his punishment that he…

…. The traders of death and destruction have now waged a war against human beings of third world, whom they called sub-human and least civilised. They ran on innocent Afghan people including women and children to punish them for the sin they ever committed…

…The Scarlet Letter Interpretive Essay (#1) We all have sinned. Whether it is a minor sin or a major sin, one thing is for sure; our sins always come with consequences. The price that we pay for our sins can be the guilt within ourselves or punishment…

…played a key role in their lives; it gave them a set of morals and rules they had to follow to live a happy, respectful, and fulfilling life. Whenever some one broke the laws and morals set by the church, as in the case of adultery, they were severely punished…

…they eventually earned through their struggles. The History Early US settlers believed that homosexuality was a terrible crime, a crime punishable by death. The earliest execution occurred in the year 1566 in St. Augustine Florida, when a Frenchman was executed…

…and the Tamilans go and report to the administration there won’t be any action taken against Singhala guys. On the other hand, if a Tamilans rags Singhala guy and get caught, then he is punished and will under a lot of trouble. So, in most cases, there is bias towards…