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…what they believed was right. Prometheus Bond was written to paint a picture of the wrath of the immortals and if an immortal can be punished so harshly, it makes the humans think what could be done to them. It puts a state of fear in their lives…

…can be saved from eternal wrath. But Muslims believe that one day we will all have to stand in front of God where our good deeds and sins will be weighed on a balance. If our sins are heavier than our good deeds, we will have to spend the rest…

…their own business unless they meet up with another raindrop and decide to travel together. The shakers try to avoid the wrath of the movers but often get swallowed into the movers' domino effect. Rain is a good thing; the earth, living things, everything…

…but later, causes him physical pain, anguish and discomfort. It is this dominance nature has over Meursault that affects his actions and feelings. Meursault’s urge to escape the sun’s wrath eventually causes him to kill the seemingly unchastely Arab.…

…sporting event because it would be more convenient to go with your parents, even though the rule says it is required. I’m not talking about screwing up the game and not wanting to face the wrath of the team, because that helps keep the team together. I’m…

…the poem. Henley also shows the reader the suffering involved by talking about a place of wrath and tears where the only thing which appears is the “horror of the shade”. He also brings up the words being “charged with punishment” (line 14) in order to emphasize…

…the moral standard of God and as a consequence man has come under the wrath of God. To redeem man and put right his wayward life, God promised his own son as a saviour. Christ lived a life of perfect obedience to qualify as “our substitute” and then dies…

…almost resulted in getting everyone killed. Odysseus then incurred the wrath of Poseidon (Polyphemus’ father) for the rest of his journey, after Polyphemus prayed to him, asking for revenge. Perhaps a wiser Odysseus left the island but his men still had…

…wrath upon their betrayers. Divine law is eternal, as opposed to societal law, which only influences one’s biological lifetime. This is another factor that contributes to the idea that divine laws hold greater importance than earthly laws. If a man…

…discover the evil wrath that Boy Bands holds over their heads.…