Life in Hell

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…

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,…

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."…

From Hell is a graphic novel by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell; it is about the infamous serial killer, Jack the Ripper. The novel depicts details about the Whitechapel killings in the Victorian era of London as well as speculating who Jack the Ripper actually was and the underlying motives. The art style that From Hell is depicted in is a combination of the naturalistic and cartoon modes. The naturalistic mode is just how it sounds, the art style in the comic book, or graphic novel, is similar…

sent to hell to suffer for their sins. The souls who could not make decisions for good or evil are “nowhere” they reside in neither “Heaven, ... [who] cast them out, but even Hell itself would not receive them”. Their punishment for never choosing: “is to follow a banner at a furious pace forever, and to be tormented by flies and hornets”. The punishment is fitting for them because they “have no hope of truly dying” which makes them envy other people's fate. Dante, who travels through hell with…

Hi, I am Lydia and I am here to tell you a story about the most terrifying days of my life. So here goes nothing, I decided to take a trip to Egypt and there was a legend a tale that there were 4 gods there at one time and they were called the 4 sparrows. Amnu was the chief a sun god then you have Anushbi the protector of the dead, Nehkbart she is the vulture goddess and Geb the God of the Earth.They were very powerful giants with magical powers. The gods and goddess were defeated at one point…

Purgatorio, Canto II The second canto in “Purgatorio”, even more so than the first, is an explanation of how, and in what state, new souls arrive in Purgatory. The canto begins with Dante explaining that he and Vigil are still on the beach near the ocean. From the beach Dante looks out over the water and notices some sort of bright light, but he can not immediately determine what it es. The light seems to be moving towards Virgil and Dante at an incredible speed. At first, it seems that Virgil…

for Eurydice to come back. People who didn’t like him could feel the pain in his voice and noticed how hurt he was. In the movie Orfeu, Orpheus remained singing to honor Eurydice in peace. He sings in torment taking in that he lost the love of his life. Another moment in the myth, was when the love story for Orpheus came to an end. There were many different women who felt some type of way about being denied, Orpheu did not allow the women to get a reaction from him and turned them down. The…

This portrayal of Satan as someone who has many layers and complexities is further shown through his entrance into the poem. He is seen crying for his fallen angels. This can be taken as another humanlike quality assigned to Satan. It seems to be a genuine emotion from the fallen angel. The Anti-Satanist argument against this passage is that angels were not supposed to cry (Danielson 167). This seems like a rather weak argument, it begs the question why should crying be seen in a negative light?…