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- 13141: Critic On
- ... Paul learned this he told the whole story to Doc. Stair. He replied Paul that he would make Jim suffer some how : "It’s a chinch Doc went up in the air and swore he’d make Jim suffer" These words from Doc. Stair may well encourage such a person like Paul about punishing Jim Kendall in his own way. We do not know exactly how old Paul is but it ...
- 13142: Crime And Punishment - Style
- ... rather than away from it. He returns to his room, pockets bulging with stolen articles, and falls asleep, forgetting to lock the door. From here on, he is continually leaving clues that encourage suspicion. The day after the murder he answers a summons to the police, which he expects deals with the murder. When he discovers that he is not suspected, he faints in order to arouse suspicion. This also displays ...
- 13143: Crime And Punishment
- ... feeling the intense emotional conflict going on inside of him (Mikhailovski 135). He blames his irritation on bad company, hunger, the lack of sleep, etc. "Raskolnikov’s anxiety has to grow not only by the day, but by the hour. And this basically drives him to insanity" (Hapgood 4798). He does the best he can to fool himself into believing he has not lost control. However, for the reasons mentioned above ...
- 13144: Crime And Punishment
- ... he was only fifteen. And would do something now that nobody else would think of doing…" The characters in the novel add to Raskolnikov's dimensions by commenting on his character. Just like in every day life people act different from time to time. There are moments when you want to be by yourself and worry only about oneself, but other times you want to be around as many people as ...
- 13145: Crime And Punishment
- ... would establish the rule of the Inquisitor: he would establish a system that uses Christ for its own survival. To actively love means to believe and not to calculate or believe only nine hours a day or when it is helpful to one's survival Through the act of rebellion against the social norms and the Christian dogma secular liberals, or humanists, forget about fellow human beings as being fallible as ...
- 13146: Contrast In Do Not Weep, Maiden, For War Is Kind
- ... the soldiers and the actual soldiers doing the fighting really are. The families didn't see the absolute horror that was the front line. They didn't see the the thousands of men killed each day. They didn't see the millions of men who were wounded and probably wished that they were dead. Yet, they still thought that they understood what the war was about and what exactly was going ...
- 13147: Confucius
- ... not established the statement that he has made, if that case be a capital trial, that man shall be put to death." In other words "If you lie, you die." When Confucius examined himself every day, he asked the question "have I been false with my friends?" In Egypt, it was important that a man be truthful when brought before Osiris, because if they didn't tell the truth, they would ...
- 13148: Cloudstreet
- ... more often than not noted for their relevance to everyday life. Such as this quote exemplifies found on page 151; "Those bible stories and words weren’t the kind you forgot. It was like they’d happened to you all along, that they were your own memories." Fish, as the novels narrator serves as the essence of spirituality. "Being Fish Lamb. Perfectly. Always. Everyplace. Me." Page 424. We can relate the ...
- 13149: City Of Joy
- ... saints" (C.O.J. p 256). "People loved her so much, they want to see her at peace, even if only for a moment" (By Ranjan Roy). This was said about Mother Teresa on the day she died. Her compassion for others who were less fortunate than herself left an unchanging mark on society. Hasari, Max, Kolvalski and Mother Teresa all helped to make Calcutta a better place by showing love ...
- 13150: Chrysalids
- ... influences who makes people believe that the Offences are wrong and is a strict watchman of the blasphemies. On the occasion where David says, " I could have managed it all right by myself if I'd had another hand!"(Wyndham 26) Joseph flies off the handles, out of control. He makes David get down on his knees to pray and punishes him. He is also very harsh when he hears about ...
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