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…, to gain a reward, to be as other members of the group whose behaviours are considered as ideal behaviours or not to be rejected or punished by society,group,etc. Conforming in beliefs as well as behaviours is called private acceptance (X,153). In this kind…

…actions must be authorised by the law. No person could be punished or interfered with by the authorities unless the law authorised it. This concept was in direct contrast with the situation in England, where there were no rules. The government could do…

…be really punished for a crime that he really didn’t commit! Can racist people do this without getting in trouble? In this book it shows the facts about living in a community who doesn’t care about anything else other than the color of your skin. In this novel…

…importantly to their God. During their mortal lives, Hester is punished her entire life with the letter and Dimmesdale punishes himself by depriving himself of treatment and nourishment. The sinner in the book who never prays to his Lord for forgiveness should…

…responsibility for her sin and tries to make amends. In life we all have to deal with sin. The definition of sin and its punishment are very complex issues that are very widely debated and may never have an answer. The issue of the treatment of Hester…

…they are, they haven’t been stripped of their humanity. It seems like that’s what the guards think and society has to make moves to prove them wrong. There are cases where prison rape has ended up causing prisoners to contract aids. Is that the punishment for any crime…

…evil as he defeated the monster and returned the city to it’s people. Present in this poem are certain forms of evil. The greatest of these is the descendent of Cain’s evil against his brother Abel. After Cain killed Abel God punished him by exiling him…

…created beings against the will of his God, Zeus, and was punished. Victor’s monster becomes a constant interference is his life and a constant threat to the people he loves. Due to the lack of love Victor gave the creature, the monster decides to punish Victor…

…, or in Marxist terminology: bourgeoisie vs. proletariat. Marxist critics believe that the proletarian is punished as a direct consequence of the disparity in wealth, and in this system the rich will be excused for any wrongdoing. In Hughes’ poem we see a reflection…

…thinking how he should have told her the truth but he couldn’t. Lucy got on the train and Andy knew he would never see her again. Andy got away with his lie, but he definitely had to pay for it. After Lucy left, Andy started punishing himself. He kept…