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…is to plea the many not saved and doomed to damnation. He preaches, "now you have an extraordinary opportunity, a day wherein Christ has thrown the door of mercy wide open" (Lauter 602). He pleas to divert the influence of uncertified preachers and stay close…

…that the judicial sytem deals with those found 'guilty' is seen throughout the movie. Andy Du Fresne is probably one of the only truely innocent people within the prisons walls, but his pleas to the warden, and to the courts, for an appeal, are ignored until Tommy…

…to Neptune, Unfolding from her heart complaints and pleas: “Juno’s anger, and her implacable heart, Drive me to prayers beneath my dignity”. If Venus had not made this plea to Neptune, Aeneas would not have been alive after that incident because of Juno…

…. Usually, during a trial, the defendant is given time on the witness stand to plea his innocence, and/or explain why he committed the crime. Meursault, however, was brought before the judge and asked yes or no questions. This left him with little or no time…

…however, suggest that though Isabella pleads for her brother's life, her actions are against her true convictions, contriving to comment on the extremely unusual form of Isabella's mercy plea. Far from attempting to vindicate her brother, she questions Angelo's…

…love and concern for others. This is evident when Desdemona makes pleas on behalf Cassio for Othello’s forgiveness, and in her inability to comprehend a woman’s desire to cheat. Cassio has asked Desdemona to make a plea to Othello for his return to office…

…Casebeer stood up cutting Tertans speech with a plea to extend the due date for the next assignment because it was fraternity week. Dr. Howe said that he will not postpone the assignment and waited to her the rest of Tertans speech but Tertan was had walked out…

…. That had already been done by the soldiers who fought and died there. From there, Lincoln makes a sort of plea to the citizens of his nation to be "dedicated...to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced" (Speeches…

…. His audience was people of the same class as him, so they could understand his feelings and beliefs. He displays his moral beliefs in every book that he has written. Dickens was a very big advocate in the “plea of Poor versus Rich”(Internet Site #1…

…believes in. In the first scene Atigone pleas with her sister, Ismene, to help her. When Ismene refuses she is furious, but is resolved to continue with her plan, in defiance of Creon¹s decree. ³Go away, Ismene: I shall be hating you soon, and the dead…