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…friends drinking to solve their problems, so he decided to try it. Then it got to the point where it became a problem. The text goes as far as to say that subsequent deviant acts are induced by reinforcers or punishers directly experienced…

…image is shown in the Misfit and the grandmother’s conversation towards the end. He says "Does it seem right to you, lady, that one is punished a heap and another ain’t punished at all?" (131). As readers, we can see that the Misfit will kill the grandmother…

…to act well behaved or else they will be punished. Maintaining order in society is achieved through the principle, “There is a consequence for every action.” Without any adults on the island the boys were not worried about punishment and did not have to obey…

…was that the Mafia had not liked the Kennedy’s for their tough punishment on organized crime. A Mafia witness stated that the mob hired professionals lead by a man known as Michel who used exploding bullets and usually dressed as a police officer, since…

…, if a passenger asks for cargo or money from another passenger or the committee will punish him. Third, it is unfair to give money or cargo to any other person except for whom it’s is going to. Fourth, it is the rule that the railroad company is to keep scheduled…

…justified. We all have lied. Probably 999 people out of 1000 will admit to lying at least a few times in their life, and the other one person is lying. Even the President of the U.S. lies. A young boy was caught lying and his punishment was to write…

…, such as the Jews, Slavs and Latin peoples. Freedoms were suspended, political opposition suppressed and punished, and stringent legislation was passed against Jews and other minority groups. Hitler also mounted a military campaign and prepared for war for the prestige…

…saw his her face. She did not have a look of anger, but a look of love. She realized he had already punished himself enough. The beginning of the story was sad. I felt very bad for Ed; he had such a terrible day. All he wanted to do was show off his…

…is also a victim of fate. She has no way of knowing if Chillingworth is dead or alive when the Indians capture him after he arrived in North America. She still goes against the strict Puritan rules, and breaks Commandment 7, which was often punished by death…

…it is learned that Wargrave planned the whole thing, his motives are quickly revealed. Wargrave, in his bottled message, stated that he was a sadistic young boy who grew to desire a position in the justice system so that he could punish those who deserved it. His…