To begin with, Creon orders that the body of Polynices be left in a field unburied, while his brother Eteocles receives a proper burial; anyone that disobeys his edict will be stoned to death. Antigone is very upset by this, so she decides to bury the body of her brother Polynices. She recognizes that she is defying her uncle’s decree, even though it means she will be stoned to death. Left to deal with her actions, Creon has a dilemma: if he spares Antigone, he upsets the citizens of Thebes who feel that the law must be followed. However, if he follows through with Antigone’s punishment of stoning he will upset her and all those who felt her actions were correct.
Hamlet was destined to be damned the moment he was asked to avenge his father. There is the argument that it was Hamlet’s free will to kill Claudius based on the quote, “my thoughts be bloody or nothing worth.” Killing a King is punishable by lifetime imprisonment or even death. By killing Claudius, Hamlet will be admonished by the court and either consequence that he will receive is awful. The other option instead of taking Claudius’ life would be to disregard his father’s ghost and go on with life as normal. This option seems prime to many, yet when Hamlet dies he will be stuck in purgatory for not avenging his father.
The last reason Pohnpei must have death penalty is for the safety for the citizens. Government should not give the prisoner years to stay in jail they should be killed right away because when the will be release they will want revenge on the people who puts him or her jail. The prisoner will really want that because they made him or her stay in gates for long time. The leader of government must destroy these types of people for the safety of its
The introduction of suicide to any person or being is not good. Being too inquisitive can lead to your downfall. Because of the monster wanting to learn more, the monster was destined to die of suicide, similar to Werter. I would replace this book with Chrysanthemum. This book uses a lot of comforting words, such as “precious” and “beautiful”.
Creon’s tragic flaw is that he is to prideful. Creon insists on killing Antigone because she disobeyed his decree. When Haimon questions his decision, Creon replies by saying,” I’ll have no dealing with law breakers” (792, 35-36). Creon is explaining to Haimon that he will not deal with any rule breakers and that Antigone will be put to die along with her traitor of a brother. Creon’s pride is what leads to the death of Haimon, his son, and the Queen, his wife.
He realized that the plan might not be reasonable and he started to second guess himself. “If th’assassination/ Could trammel up the consequence” (1.7 3-4) He had always looked up to Duncan and the thought of killing him made him distraught. Lady Macbeth found out that he was thinking about backing out on the plan. This is when she approached Macbeth and yelled at him about not being a man and managed to persuade him back into the plan. When it’s finally time to take action, Macbeth is frightened.
One of his many moral struggles, and the whole reason everyone else has moral conflict, is his decision to not properly bury Polyneices. His decision to not bury Polyneices was made because Polyneices was fighting against his brother, Eteocles, for their father’s, Oedipus, crown. Eteocles was on Creon’s side and thought that Creon should get the crown, while Polyneices thought that Creon should not get Oedipus’ crown. Creon made the decision to leave Polyneices’ body to rot. He swore that he’d punish anyone who tried to bury Polyneices would die.
This explains why Stoker introduced this feeling in his novel. Harker, Holmood, Seward, and Morris were all afraid the problem would spread, and eventually kill everyone. Fear persuaded the men to try even harder to erase any trace of evil the count had bestowed upon the world. People often wonder how Harker, and the others had the bravery to carry out their task. Metaphorically speaking, compassion was a fuel used for building this hidden courage.
They are afraid of the negative effects that taking risks often prevails, such as death or pain, so they spend their entire lives being wallflowers to the real world. I believe that taking risks and exploring new situations makes life both more exciting and worthwhile. As Reid hinted in the poem “Curiosity”, “Dying is what the living do, that dying is what the loving do, and that dead dogs are those who never know that dying is what, to live, each has to do”, in order to truly know how it feels to live your life to its fullest, you must take the risks that curiosity presents to you. Many people do not understand the true meaning of life, so they think that living is breathing, and being physically alive. When really, the true meaning of life is living, taking chances, chasing dreams and pursuing happiness.
In Macbeth, after hearing the prophecy of him being the king of Cawdor becomes clear and he starts having internal conflicts with himself. Choosing to kill his leader, King Duncan, a man that he gave his trust to with honour and pride or to live his life as it is. With Anakin, seeing the same prophecy which he has seen before, the death of his mother happening the same way as was prophesied puts him in complete desolation knowing that this would happen to his wife befuddles his options which eventually many seize as a point of leverage. When both characters were put on the