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    Escaping the Blues

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    Escaping the Blues Reservation Blues begins with the tortured soul of a musician‚ and his guitar. The blues musician‚ a reanimated form of the late Robert Johnson‚ hands his enchanted instrument to Thomas Builds the Fire. This guitar possesses skill‚ precision and soul‚ no matter who its owner is. Johnson had given his soul to the Devil in order to acquire these powers. When Thomas was given this guitar‚ he too felt the music radiating with its strings. This power‚ compelled Thomas to create

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    gives us the last scene of Hell‚ the lake of sinners frozen in ice‚ and Satan himself stuck helplessly at the center of the universe. As the last stunning image of Hell‚ it is plausible that this image represents not only this particular circle of Traitors‚ but is also an image of what Hell is in general. The Ninth circle is the most vivid picture of something true of all the circles‚ which is that the sinners are stuck in place‚ frozen and unable to move because of their sin. All the sinners are stuck

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    that will lead to their annihilation”(Frank). This may have seemed more humane (used very loosely) at the time‚ but they inevitably murdered the Jews by the millions. Despite the contributions the Jews did offer to Germany‚ the Nazis considered them traitors‚ blaming them for the devastation of World War I‚ the result of a lens the Nazis had; through it‚ they were conditioned to see Jews only as malicious menaces. Hitler was able to fuel this fire of deception and persuasion‚ pitting the public further

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    Treason In The Roman Era

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    people‚ like Edward Snowden‚ are being brought to question on whether their actions are treasonous. Not only has the relevance of the law against treason been brought into question‚ but also its punishments have been challenged. The punishment for traitors has varied in degree from fines‚ to life imprisonment‚ to even the death penalty. According to the House of

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    was unsuccessful; however‚ the warrior was able to escape along with four other traitors. The leader of their group was once Beowulf’s best friend. He felt that he should have been the king because of his strength and experience. He attacked Wiglaf because of his jealousy of Wiglaf. Despite Wiglaf’s wishes to keep the country at peace‚ he knew the traitors had to be stopped. His choices were to wait until the traitor group came back with more men to fight them or to hunt them down and stop them before

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    King Lear Act 1 Scene 1

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    EDMUND the bastard | GONERIL and EDMUND exit. | Go seek the traitor Gloucester.Pinion him like a thief‚ bring him before us. | Go find the traitor Gloucester. Tie him up like a thief and bring him here to me. | Exeunt some servants | Some servants exit. | Though well we may not pass upon his lifeWithout the form of justice‚ yet our powerShall do a courtesy to our wrath‚ which menMay blame‚ but not control.—Who’s there? The traitor? | I can’t condemn him to death without a formal trial‚ but I’m

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    macbeth

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    experience symptoms. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder‚ when first killed the traitor in the beginning of the Act 1‚ Scene 2. Macbeth does suffer from PTSD and throughout the story; Macbeth shows even more symptoms of PTSD‚ dealing with the death of the traitor‚ Death of Duncan‚ and Banquo. In the first act‚ Macbeth is a soldier in the army. In the Act 1‚ Scene 2‚ the captain explains to the king‚ that Macbeth has killed the traitor. “Which smoked with bloody execution‚ like valor’s minion carved out his

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    is a traitor to his nation; the sister trying to prove her love for her family yet ends up breaking the law; the king who so eagerly tries to stop rule-breakers yet he himself neglects his flesh and blood. Here the difference of the two works is seen: The Earth of Mankind gives the impression that characters of power possess evil‚ whereas in Antigone‚ evil can be inside all of these opposing individuals. Polyneices‚ a soldier who fought against his own nation was to be punished as a traitor by not

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    that no one will perform the burial rites over a dead traitor of the state. In advocating his law‚ he will deem Polynices a traitor. Antigone will unapologetically revolt against Creon’s law citing the rite’s for the dead are the concern of the gods. Creon‚ believing himself to be omniscient in all matters of state and church ignores the coherent warnings given to him by his family and friend. Ironically‚ when he judges Antigone as a traitor to the state‚ Creon has committed the most grievous offense

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    beyond Birnam Wood; see the black haze of how cruelty and injustice‚ intolerance and oppression‚ have been allowed to thrive? Allowed to thrive by a traitor coercing the conformity of a nation‚ in lieu of the proper‚ righteous King of whom preserves a legitimate claim to the throne. Macbeth is traitor‚ a traitor to King Duncan‚ a traitor to God‚ and a traitor to you. A mere shadow of

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