Hells Angels

The allegories I have chosen are The Furies, or the Erinyes. The Furies are ministers of Hades. They follow his orders, or go off on their own to punish crimes that juries and judges can not. Punishments likely mean torture, physical and mental. There are three Furies, Tisiphone, Megaera, and Alecto. Each one presides over a certain offense. Tisiphone presides over sins caused over hatred and anger. Megaera presides over sins crated with envy, and Alecto deals with crimes from lust and ambition.…

The above passages occur when Jesus and his disciples (who have just been become apostles) go to reside in what may be one of the homes owned by Simon and Andrew in Capernaum. They are surrounded by a multitude of people craving for attention. Outside of the crowd came Jesus’ earthly family, who thought he had lost his mind from all that has happened and seek to protect him from danger and to protect their family honor. Also outside where the teachers of the law from Jerusalem. They were trying…

Hell is the place or state of punishment of the wicked after death; the abode of evil and condemned spirits; Gehenna or Tartarus(Ammer Dictionary). Hell is also used a numerous amount of times to describe tough situations. Hell can be related to something either spiritually, or the total opposite —— defeat. According to authors Charles Seymour, Charles Watson, and Jonathan Kvaning, Hell is not just categorized in the afterlife, but also in a physical sense. Hell is the punishment of afterlife,…

Bude’s and Monet’s paintings have different subjects. They were developed in different historical periods. In relation to the subject matter of each artwork where each piece depicts a varied story line, it is imperative to underline the differences in order to understand the intention of the artists. Bude’s painting portrays the subject related to religion involving the crucifixion of Christ. The panel is quite colorful depicting a crowded illustration that captures Christ’s damnation,…

Once more the hundred all screamed and agreed and adored the words that poured out of the boy's mouth. "Here, we do whatever the hell we want whenever the hell we want. Now, you don't have to like it, Wells. You can even try to stop it or change it, kill me. You know why?" A short pause, making everyone look at him with anticipation flooding their veins, "Whatever the hell we want." And then the teenagers all started chanting those words, their lips pulled up and their fists pounding into the…

believers will experience hell, but hell and paradise have many levels. Eventually once paradise is reached there will be palaces, riches, servants, honey, milk, wine, and riches. Hell, on the other hand is not nearly as pleasant. There the damned are met with scalding food to eat, boiling water to drink, and have their bodies and souls burned by fire. Believers in Allah will find their eternal resting place lies within paradise while non-believers are left to suffer in hell. Finally, comes…

Introduction The title of the Series is Hannibal, meaning “grace of Ba`al”. Having Hebrew origins, Ba`al can contemplate Satan himself or demons in general. Being in a psychological thriller, the characters in Hannibal find themselves at higher risk of mental damage than physical. In a psychological thriller, the focus is on the psychology of its characters rather than the plot. The producer, writer and developer of Hannibal is Bryan Fuller. He jobs as a scriptwriter and television producer,…

traveled far across the expanded world to find a worthy opponent to help increase his skills, that quest soon lead him finding himself face to face with the Ghost rider in a dark forest. Dante: Well aren't you a sight to see! Ghost rider: And who the hell are you?? Dante: Names Dante and I've been looking for a good fight in this boring little world you got here, I don't get too many calls for any demon killing and I don't want to get rusty and you my friend look like you can really keep me…

A man guilty of one of the world's deadliest sins. Greed. In the story The Devil and Tom Walker by Washington Irving a man, Tom Walker displays the Dark Romantics beliefs in wickedness in humanity. He exhibits this through his actions and lust for money. In the story The Devil and Tom Walker, Tom Walker was an ill-fed rascal that lived in Massachusetts and was ever so greedy. He and his wife were very poor and both "squabbled over the spending of a penny and each grudged food to the other."…

Play Review - Subterranean Homesick Blue Again In Dennis Reardon’s fantasy play, “Subterranean Homesick Blues Again,” a group of people aged 19-24 go spelunking. There are a number of arguments and laughs while they head further down, as well as plenty of beautiful sights to see; however, the situation becomes dire when they reach level 3. The tour guide introduces himself as Charon, Hades’ ferryman. After introducing himself, he takes the group to the Gates of Hades, where they are to stay,…