It was his mistake for beating up Peter anyways, yet he's mad at his parents and his lawyer because they didn't get him out. He's mad at Peter for not being able to fight back and Garvey, for convincing him to join the Circle. Also, when he is on the island, he regrets going there and wishes that he just went straight to jail because at jail, he would be comfortable. He has told people that he truly wanted to be part of this Circle and so other people have been donating their time to help him "cure" and become a better person, but he makes a plan to escape the island after he arrives there. " 'How would you feel if a bear made its den beside this stream?'
They never really got along, however he continues in the text saying that after his father’s death he began to contemplate and wonder why this was. He came to the retaliation that his father was very paranoid even with his own family. Before his death, he stopped eating food from his family because he believed they were trying to poison him. The rest of his essay speaks of the harsh society during the era of the civil rights movement. His father despised white people and barely ever trusted any of them, which was the stem of his paranoia.
These fearful emotions he used to protect himself were much like the emotions he felt which caused to be overprotective of his son. Fear of something bad caused him to take preventive measures. As he performs these actions, he can’t bare to look at his victim, his son’s killer. He is a very emotional person, and cannot face these emotions. “…Every day in his soul he shot Richard…”(108).
I figured something unpleasant would happen to T.J., because throughout the story, he has been evil, such as when he used the cheat notes for the test, so eventually something horrible will strike back at him, in this case it would be him going into jail. 2) When Cassie mourns for T.J. , I feel most sorry for T.J., because of the terrible things that happened to him such as him being beaten by R.W. and Melvin. I also feel most sorry for T.J., because you would wonder how his family would feel about him going into jail, watching him being beaten, and hear that he robbed the mercantile. I think the Avery family would be disappointed and sad for T.J.. 3) Cassie changed by the events of the night of the fire, because she started out by thinking that black people need to stand out to the white people without causing problems, but in the end she realizes that papa started to stop the men from hanging T.J. without papa using his gun, so she understood that if he used his gun he would probably the one who will be hung.
In The Scarlet Letter evil is portrayed in many ways. A woman and her child are forced to live in shame because of two men’s indecencies. While most people in that time believed the way a Puritan should, others were more rebellious. Roger Chillingworth and Arthur Dimmesdale, both considerably older men, express evil all throughout the story. Chillingworth, a man of age and wisdom, has a dark side that many don’t see.
King Creon does not even have a chance to truly make Antigone understand his point before she takes matters in to her own hands and take her own life. If only Creon would have found a way to make Antigone see that his position on her brother was to prevent future bloodshed and conflicts, he might have saved the flood of suicide to come. Antigone just could not bear to understand or cooperate with such repulsive actions that she felt were done to her that she could not see the bigger pitcher which would keep the peace and her family
After he says this, Amir knows where the conversation is going, but he does not want to hear it. Rahim tells him that Baba is Hassan's legitimate father, and Baba managed to keep that secret from both Hassan and Amir their whole lives. This could also have indirectly been the cause of Hassan's death, because if he had known, his life would have theoretically been completely different. But the reason Baba did not tell this to anyone because it would have put their family in danger. Being related to a Hazran would have meant suffering for all of them, so Baba did the righteous thing and kept it to himself in order to keep his reputation in the community.
Like many of us, McCandless had grown tired and frustrated with everyday life in modern society, and had longed to get away and live a more meaningful existence; however, the reason many of us do not walk away is because we have responsibilities, we have a duty to the people that love us. Unfortunately McCandless was too selfish to ever realize that he can’t just live for himself. Instead Chris decided to abandon his family and leave them to deal with the heartache and pain of his departure; left to forever question and wonder where he was and whether or not he was safe. “I don’t know how I’ll ever get over it. I wasn’t dreaming.
This event in the novel climaxes Inman’s search for spirituality. By stopping a “Godly” man from committing such a wicked act, he realizes his soul is strong. He didn’t pass by without a second glance, which many people would have, but instead he made the preacher pay for the sins he was committing. Inman may not have thought anything of it at the time, but this event would be remembered by that community and change the world. He taught the small town that people must do the right thing even when nobody is watching and they must follow what they know is right no matter who it is or what they tell you.
I think this because the reporter said “ He was trying to deny his victims families to watch him suffer like his victims suffered.” This makes the reader get the impression that he was utterly ashamed of what he has done and he regrets his actions deeply. The author uses two methods in the article and one of the is fact and opinion, an example of a fact is ‘Michael tries to run, but he was gunned down with four shots’ the quotation creates an emotional response because it is blunt and represents the brutality in which one of the boy’s was killed. A second example of a fact was that “ Harris was sentenced to death” this one quote summarises