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    go around the idea and abuse of power. Power can be gained through lust, wealth/status and pure intimidation, all of which the characters in Gatsy use these different forms of power along with being the victims of these acts of power. Five years pass and Daisy has moved on, Daisy has started a “life”, Daisy has the wealth, the status, the marriage, the child, and what has Gatsby done? He has lost touch with reality due to the lust that this hopeful green light has given to him. He finds a…

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    According to the statement, humankind tries to suppress their primal desires such as “revenge, conquest, lust and greed” but these attempts will always be contended by our inherent bestial nature. Referred to as ‘The Beast Within’, our dark side has been heavily featured within literature since time immemorial, which only substantiates our perverse (albeit secret) attraction to it. Throughout time the representation of ‘The Beast Within’ has evolved in literature, from biblical myths such as…

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    actions still harm others; in this case, it is not a bird that is injured, but several hundred people forced into hellish suffering (“Incorrigible” 211). Though the action of copying the sutra was not in itself selfish, his mindset during his work—his lust for women—was self-indulgent desire. This is in defiance of Buddhist teachings (“Incorrigible”…

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    Emotions change and people do too. People fall in and out of love with each other because lust and emotions can be fickle. Oberon and Titanina have been together for a very long time and it seems that they have somewhat of an open relationship. Oberon’s potion in Titanias eyes is what drives her love/lust of Bottom even though he has the head of a donkey. The spell- or her lust-blinds her to reality and most of everything going on around her. As Allen Lewis states in his article, “A…

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    excessive pride, covetousness, lust, anger, gluttony, envy, and sloth. In Arthur Miller’s play, The Crucible, the seven deadly sins are incorporated into the society of Salem and shown through each character to represent human nature. In Arthur Miller’s play, all seven deadly sins are incorporated through the characters to cultivate the theme of the human nature to sin. Judge Danforth represents pride, John Putnam represents greed, while Abigail represents both lust and envy. Judge Danforth…

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    in love with the idea of love so he constantly lust after women. This cause him to damage friendship and he becoming vanity, anger, and suspicion. Ch. 2 Augustine go and see a pagan theater shows that mirrors his plight. Augustine talks about how he loved feeling so this causes him to seek out sadness like tragedies. He also how he feel great pity for these who feel joy during sinful acts. Ch. 3 Augustine curses himself as his curiosity and lust led him to abandon God and to go deep into…

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    Whitman Predicting Ginsberg Every piece of poetry examined thus far this semester has had one common underlying thread. Regardless of form, style, or language, every collection of works has served as a vehicle to document history and warn humanity about the future. A fine example of this is the juxtaposition of mid 19th century poet Walt Whitman, and mid 20th century poet Allen Ginsberg. In his poem, Crossing the Brooklyn Ferry, Whitman envisions a hopeful future for America, while subtly…

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    Abigail Quotes Crucible

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    In the book crucible written by Arthur Miller. It represent a lot of character traits but the one to mainly blame is abigail. I believe she has the most blame for what was happening in the play. Abigail is lust, spitefulness, and jealousy. Abigail is lust for exhibiting sexual desires for proctor which they had an unfair. It all started when Abigail was a servant at the proctor's house. She will be seducing proctor. One evidence would be “ john - I am waiting for you every night” (21)…

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    People are motivated to get what they want whether it be for love, lust or Greed. But in ‘The devil and Tom Walker’ and ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’, they make a whole new meaning of doing the devil's work. People are motivated to get what they want, even if they have to lie to get it. For an Example, In ‘The Devil and Tom Walker’, “Tom was the universal friend of the needy, and he acted like a "friend in need..." Even though Tom had been overflowed with the Devil’s money, he still…

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    inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso. Since the artwork was done seven hundred of years ago, does did Dante accurately organize the circles? In other words, are the sins really worse as he heads to the center of Hell? Is greed really worse than glutton or lust? Is fraud really worse than heresy? Combining personal feelings from Dante himself and Christian Bible, Dante did organize an accurate hell even though the work was done seven hundred years ago. Dante’s writing is heavily relied on the…

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