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…and mistook his multiple dialysis punctures for drug abuse and arrested him as a presumed addict. When he recovered from the seizure, his anger did little to convince the police that he was anything but an addict. It took pleas from his doctor, rather than his…

…. In the case of Irwin, he not only lays his hand on the shady past of the Judge, but also confronts the old man with the evidence against him. Neither his mother’s pleas nor Irwin’s affectionate welcome stop him from acting in an arrogant manner. Jack…

…?’” (Golding 153). Ralph is trying to keep the idea alive that they will be rescued however the boys are starting to care more about other things and less about keeping the fire going. Ralph makes a final plea to the boys, mainly Jack, in a fit of fury. He says…

…of a plea of insanity, treatment might. “ ‘Punishment’ and the ‘insane,’ two nouns … [that] retain a curious, yet conflictual, connection. To some experts, be they jurists, psychiatrists, psychologists, or legislators, the linkage represents and oxymoron…

…National Park. „« The traditional American view and it¡¦s Modern Rival The argument of American founders was not a sentimental plea for ¡§participation¡¨; the declaration speaks of consent to the ¡§just powers of government¡¨ not to its every particular…

…. The elders then decide to take Pearl but in one final plea she asks Dimmsedale to try to purse way the elders. Chillingsworth is also in the crowd. Eventually Dimmsedale gets the elders on his side and they let her keep Pearl. Pearl is Hester’s punishment and joy…

…to the serpentÕs deception because Adam is aware of the probable outcome of this decision. In his final plea for her to remain pious he says to Eve: O woman, best are all things as well Of God ordained them; his creating hand Nothing imperfect of deficient left…

…. Ash Wednesday takes place in a world which is all meaningless, and yet is a plea directed toward the infinite, toward a realm that is ultimately unknowable" (Leavell 152). Judice 3 In the poem, A Song for Simeon, a man sees the Incarnation after his…

…of the reasons Puritan society would not allow such displays of emotion because the man was supposed superior. Hester replies passionately with her plea to him as to not give up. "Begin all new! Preach! Write! Act! Do anything save to lie down and die!" The forest…

…live without my name? I have given you my soul; leave me metwe name!”(143). With this plea Proctor dashes all hopes of life and has established himself as a tragic hero. It is evident, that John Proctor is the tragic hero. This is demonstrated by his…