Hatred

driven by similar circumstances make completely opposite decisions at every turn. Madame Defarge, once motivated by a love for her sister and a hunger for blind justice soon becomes fueled by hatred and a thirst for violent vengeance. On the other hand Sydney Carton, originally only motivated by self-hatred and alcoholic tendencies, takes charge when unwavering love leads to an act of selflessness. After examining…

In John Gardner’s novel, Grendel, Grendel’s last words are meant as a curse towards mankind and the animals who gather to watch him die. Grendel is seen throughout the story adopting a hatred towards humans which makes these words a curse. Grendel hatred first shown when he states “I was Grendel, Ruiner of Meadhall, Wrecker of Kings” (Gardner 80). Grendel is split now between believing the truth that he does not alone exist or continue to carry out his killing spree on humans but in turn, proves…

like black people a whole lot. Hitler hated Jewish people. There were a lot of black people killed and there were a lot of Jewish people killed. Hitler rose by gaining his power and was elected by the people of Germany. Most people think Hitler had hatred toward jews because he wanted to be an artist but they didn't accept he. The person that didn't accept him was Jewish. He was just angered at Jewish people and always found a way to blame them for anything. Hitler was a German politician. He…

arise, they would potentially cause more chaos than the creature would alone. If the companion was to reject the creature, he may become even more unstable and incapable of dealing with his feelings; hatred would further arise in the creature. As seen in the past with the death of innocent William, hatred has only led to negative consequences.…

Foer, a New Republic editor, scores a game-winning goal with this analysis of the interchange between soccer and the new global economy. The subtitle is a bit misleading, though: he doesn't really use soccer to develop a theory; instead, he focuses on how examining soccer in different countries allows us to understand how international forces affect politics and life around the globe. The book is full of colorful reporting, strong characters and insightful analysis: In one of the most compelling…

The Rwandan Genocide and Belgium Trouble ensued when Belgium took control of Rwanda. Dividing people into groups, such as Tutsis and Hutus, caused political conflict. These conflicts eventually led to the Rwandan genocide of 1994. Belgium separated Tutsis from the Hutus to form a political system and to strengthen their control, but it was flawed because the division was based on solely physical characteristics. they were the minority, Tutsis were considered the upper class, and Hutus the lower…

Monster relates to Jekyll's poem because the Monster says he is the darker side of Frankenstein and this poem refers to hatred and evil. The creature shows the dark side of the monster when he states, “If you refuse, I will kill your remaining friends.”(On page 36). The poem states, “The madness lies inside me” As the Monster relates he says, “Inflamed by pain, I vowed eternal hatred and vengeance to all humankind.”(On page 55).The monster kills Mr. Frankenstein's son because he was resisting…

Gandhi and Hitler changed the world's history. Both of them had a strong personality and loved their people, drawing passion, love or hatred. Gandhi fought against the British to ensure that his people were free, whereas Hitler fought to against the imperfect race which were out to disintegrate his people. Both were very charismatic on with their speeches, inspiring the masses and getting them to follow. They were very stubborn and determined and no power could make them change their minds…

paradoxical trinity Prussian military general and theorist Carl von Clausewitz provided a clear perspective on the character and nature of war through his paradoxical trinity. Clausewitz suggests that war is a timeless paradoxical trinity made up of hatred, violence and enmity; chance and probability, and subordination to rational policy. He suggested that violence is a blind natural force; chance and probability allows the creative spirit to roam; and the subordination as an instrument of…

to injure, overthrow, or confound an opponent” (Merriam Webster). For as far back as anyone can remember, the two main families- the Capulets and the Montagues- in the play Romeo and Juliet have been greatest enemies. In a rivalry that has brought hatred, violence, and even death, these families continue the feud for many, many years. One might ask, what would have started a rivalry this big? The answer: nobody knows, but what people do know is that it is no good for anyone, especially poor…