If he never went to go see her then they wouldn’t have gotten married, and they would both be alive. Also, Romeo bought the poison from the Apothecary, without taking the time to think things thorough, just because he was told Juliet was allegedly “dead.” “I do beseech you, sir, have patience. Your looks are pale and wild and do import Some misadventure.”(5.1.27-29) Even Balthasar tried to talk some common sense into him, but Romeo wouldn’t listen to him. Furthermore, he killed himself, and it wasn’t because he didn’t have another choice. In the end when it came to the decision of killing himself Romeo was the one who chose to drink the poison.
This is demonstrated in the text “Those who had before known her, and had expected to behold her dimmed and obscured by a disastrous cloud, were astonished, and even startled, to perceive how her beauty shone out, and made a halo of the misfortune and ignomity in which she was enveloped” (40). The letter might be a sign of sin to Hester and the Puritan village, but Pearl sees it as something else entirely. The scarlet letter is both a part and a connection to her mother, for they both are the physical manifestations of Hester’s wrongdoing. After Hester takes of the letter, Pearl refuses to come to her. She refuses to recognize her mother, only coming to her after the “A” has returned to her mother’s bosom.
She is saying that as long as her power is secure, she should not be harmed by the murders she has committed, but she knows deep down that this is untrue. This is why she is imagining the bloodstain. She has created her own hell and knows it well. People are starting to notice the change in Lady Macbeth’s character. They are worried for her and for themselves.
It’s no surprise that the Montague’s were excluded from this event as the feud between the Capulet’s and Montague’s has been going on for quite some time now. Dancing, music, laughter, and love, there’s nothing like a Capulet party, however, the party wasn’t all fun and games. Three young men were spotted sneaking into this party. At first, no one knew for sure exactly who these men were. I thought to myself, maybe they were Montague’s trying to crash this party and make it a disaster, causing more of a feud between the families.
People will also be angry once they find out the secrets that have been kept for one’s incentive. Pain will be one of the repercussions of the secrets kept hidden based on one’s impulse. One example was when Caroline was debating whether or not to send David a picture of Phoebe on the day of celebrating her confirmation. While she’s pondering what to do, she starts to think about how he may hurt her the same way he hurt Caroline, “without even knowing it happened” (234). Caroline, as far away as she may be from Norah and David, did suffer because of David’s secret.
This overall gives us an insight into the party and its meaning in chapter 3. Later on the reader finds out more about the mysterious character of Gatsby by the gossip surrounding him. A girl talking to nick during the party says “You look at him sometimes when he thinks nobody’s looking at him. I’ll bet he killed a man”. By saying he “killed a man” the woman adds curiosity around Gatsby as he has let little slip about him, therefore increasing how mysterious and extravagant his life could be behind closed doors.
The data obtained is unethical because it goes against the Hippocratic Oath that physicians take and swear to practice medicine ethically and honestly which is something that the Nazi doctors didn’t do. The Nazi doctors tortured to death all of the weak and defenseless patients in so many of their horrible experiments, which ended up having them dying in a horrendous way. We shouldn’t use this unethical data for the sake of all those innocent people. Any experiment that has the guidelines of not asking or getting consent and leading to death should not be used. An example of one of the most used experiment was the hypothermia testing which was used to simulate the conditions the armies suffered on the Eastern Front by the Germans.
Over half the public wasn’t fit for survival, didn’t deserve to live, should be terminated and forgotten; that’s what the government led to be believed. So it did what it knows best, it eradicated the disease, simply by eradicating the people. Even the news fornicated death. If a political leader was assassinated, first it was discussed how they would pretend he died, “Perhaps a stroke, no no, to horrific. How about a quiet dignified death in his sleep?” –President of the news network.
The first and main key character is Mr. Turner. His purpose is to rid the world of rude people who go about their lives making others feel miserable. Where this is made apparent is when he meets the ticket booth man at the circus, and thinks to himself, “This man deserves to die.” Another key character is the doctor who tells Mr. Turner that he has a life threatening disease, because if it weren’t for him, Mr. Turner wouldn’t have been aware of his disease and wouldn’t have gone murdering all the rude people he meets. I think this text may have some sort of deeper meaning, which could be a message as simple as “don’t be rude” or something more critical, like “it’s people like you that make people go on serial killings.” I honestly don’t think there is much of a deeper meaning in this text other than that, though. The first thing this text reminds me of is the Virginia Tech school shootings.
Hamlet also knew that he could not go around telling people that Claudius killed his father just because a ghost told him so. Therefore, instead Hamlet masterminded a plan that made the King, Claudius, show his guilt and then he would have proof that Claudius did in fact kill his father. Hamlet's obsession with his mother's remarriage to his uncle contributes to his insanity. In numerous occasions, Hamlet will make a comment about the little time that it took for his mother to move into his uncle's bed. Sarcastically, Hamlet states, "What should a man do but be merry?