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    The Scarlet Letter, written by Nathaniel Hawthorne displays how one sin can ruin the lives of many. His purpose is to show how holding in a sin and not being truthful can haunt you and lead to your end. Hawthorne uses several rhetorical device to convey this message, including: antithesis, anaphora, and metaphor. Throughout the text, antithesis is commonly used, especially comparing life and death. For example, Dimmesdale states “Many, many poor soul hath given its confidence to me, not only…

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    The Divine Comedy, composed by Dante Alighieri some place around the year 1308 and initially called The Comedy, is generally viewed as one of the preeminent works of Italian writing. It is an epic poem that comprises of three books: Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise, which chronicle (portray) the experiences of Dante the Pilgrim (an imaginary character embodied by Dante himself) in his goes through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven. Albeit terrifying on a strict level, on a more noteworthy level it…

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    In Dante’s Inferno, Dante Alighieri writes himself as a traveler who is traversing through the realm of the underworld with the Roman poet Vergil as his guide. In documenting his journey, Dante continually references and encounters both fictional characters and historic figures from the Greek, Roman and Catholic canon. In doing so, he brings the characters and figures back to life, allowing him to rewrite them in his own context and perspective. By reviving these characters and melding the…

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    Greed is considered one of the seven deadly sins, which means wanting too much of something and never being satisfied , this sin is presented as a theme in the novella The Pearl , written by John steinbeck which talks about mainly about an indian legend of ( the pearl of the world) and what this discovery of this pearl effects the life of the main character and his family, this novella starts by showing the readers about kino's life " the main character " before he finds the great pearl and…

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    How desperate can bad fortune make a human? If you are Jeffery Locker, desperate enough to pay someone to kill you. Jeffery Locker was a motivational speaker who suddenly found himself in substantial debt. He decided the only way out was to commit suicide so that his family could receive $14 million dollars in insurance money. Locker proceeded to convince a random passerby to hold a knife, which he repeatedly plunged his body into. If that isn’t horrifying enough, his family was not only aware…

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    Peter Troia EL 3560-Literature of Europe Professor Keizer December 14th 2015 Sin and Crime in Dante's Inferno Sin in Dante’s , Dante walks through hell with a roman poet as a guide. He explains that hell is portrayed as nine circles of suffering and is located within the earth. Different sinners in hell are made to undergo different forms of suffering that represent their crimes of sins while on the earth. There are nine circles of hell two broader divisions; the upper hell and the…

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    The Significance of the Pardoner’s tale The sole purpose of Geoffrey Chaucer’s Canterbury tale of the pardoner’s is to voice out to readers about the famous quote “ the root of all evil which is greed”. Throughout this prologue the pardoner's talks about the means one can raise money. He also depict that the only thing he cares about is money and aside from being greedy, he is also an hypocrite who preach nothing but to gain wealth through his religious works. He says “I preach…

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    After reading, “Sinners in the Hand of an Angry God,” by Jonathan Edwards and “The Minister’s Black Veil,” by Nathaniel Hawthorne it is shown that these stories share a common theme. Although the stories share a common theme they also have contrasting themes as well. Authors can make a story more effective by their style. Edwards style makes his story more effective than Hawthorne by using various types of rhetorical devices to elaborate on tone and create a visual of what is happening. Compare…

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    In the 1995 movie Seven, which portrays a serial killer John Doe, who is killing people in relationship to the seven deadly sins of the bible. John Doe is leading police detectives Mills, and Somerset around in a cat and mouse chase. While young and relentless Det. Mills, is partnered up with soon to retire Det. Somerset, who is fed up with the world and just wants to move to farm and retire. The movie takes many turns and in the end which will seem to be a surprise to an all too well-planned…

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    is Abigail Williams, whose character flaws are lust, envy, and vengefulness. These flaws are what causes the people of Salem to be accused, and spark the events of the Salem Witch Trials. The flaws that Abigail possess are also three of the main “7 Deadly Sins”. Abigail Williams shows lust as she longs for the love of John Proctor and the affair she had with him. During the play, it was given to the readers about the secretive affair Proctor committed with Abigail. Abigail longs for John’s…

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