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…and is thought to be dead. Hester moves on and has an affair, with whom is a mystery, and along comes Pearl. Hester is punished on the scaffold and the lover never confesses. Hester’s sworn secret to her lover’s identity is the essence of Dimmesdale’s guilt…

…, the relationship blossoms like a rose in spring. When we fight we’re like a stubborn old couple, refusing to speak a word, with our backs turned, like punished kids facing the wall. It’s sweeter then honey, when smiles are around, but more sour then limes, when tears…

…the rules of the road to obey. Their punishment for disobeying them is small compared to that of the professional driver. They are issued their license after they complete a test and drive around the block. Are the laws to lenient? Do we need to have a more…

…the fate of the nations in the near future as the beginning of the end. The end is depicted as the return of his Messiah and His punishment of the nations. He talks of the seven furnaces as if to draw reference to the seven plagues, vials, or seals as written…

…not here to punish us or kill us. She's here to help us figure out how to live before we need to go. We think death is a bad thing, but here she's the best kind of pal. She makes our choice clearer for us and tells us by her example that obsessing over things…

…Rehabilitating Prisons To help the prisoners in american prisons the government should establish a more rehabilitating punishments as to giving loneger harsher time. Now some people say if they did the crime…

…barely tolerates any sin, seeks out Hester Prynne and punishes her by making her wear the scarlet letter "A". Even though, Arthur Dimmesdale escapes punishment from the Puritan society, he endures an excruciating amount of pain that he brings forth onto…

…mountain as punishment for stealing fire from the hearth of the gods. During his imprisonment atop the mountain, he was tortured daily by either a vulture, or eagle. (Academic American Encyclopedia, 743) the vulture or eagle would tear out his liver, and devour…

…his father, Poseidon, to punish the man who had harmed him. Odysseus not only lost a few men, but also had a long miserable trip home. Odysseus also had a weakness for the opposite sex. He enjoyed women. Circe and Calypso played big parts in showing…

…, The Godfather, the Corleone family was very strict on family morals and they as well as the Greeks considered the family to be everything and if one went against the family it was punishable by death. In today's society the family has lost some importance…