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    While he is taking off his armor he is then killed while he is unarmed. The imagery of ‘goodly armor’, or armor with lavish décor, is symbolic of wealth and power hiding the corruption of the state that he was fighting for. All along hector had the lust for power and valor, not justice. He was fighting in a war on behalf of his brothers for reasons he initially opposed to, but then was seduced into as soon as they questioned his honor. Hector being consumed by greed for high status led to mass…

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    Religion Of Lust

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    exists not as just myths and legends; on the contrary, occur as an intricate segment of our world, both past and present. Accordingly, for readers that would like in-depth evidence and explanations concerning the evolution of what I call the Religion of Lust, the following section broadens Part II; continuing on the journey through time into ancient orgiastic cults that evokes Satan’s perpetual existence. In Part III, my foremost purpose persists to relate firmer facts and exhibit how extensive…

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    expressing erotic lust. Poets began to embrace the language of the New World: trade, expansion, possession and sexual desire. Desire became a driving force for exploration of new lands and the human body, resulting in one force overpowering another. Poets including Andrew Marvell used New World language to mask their sexual desires. Marvell’s ‘Bermudas’ takes the idea of faith to a sensual level, using metaphors to uncover a promised Eden and erotic lust. Marvell’s approach to lust through…

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    Even though The Canterbury Tales is considered one of the most important works of literature it is incomplete, out of the 120 stories that were supposed to be written only twenty-four of them were ever published. The author, Geoffrey Chaucer, wrote The Canterbury tales taking place in April of the thirteenth or fourteenth century. The story is set around the time of the pilgrimage to see the saint st. Thomas a Becket, a variety of people agreed to travel together and to make the trip less boring…

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    journey up the mountain, Dante’s fate is continually blown by his own disordered desire and lustfulness. Also talking about lust, Augustine also through his journey comes upon lust and his desire to love. In the Confessions, Augustine states, “ What was it that delighted me? Only loving and being loved”(confessions 62) He is tormented by the thoughts and evil doing of love and lust. Augustine deals with original…

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    Each one of the seven deadly sins was committed on Sunday at the St. Mary’s Immaculate Conception Church bake sale. The seven sins that were committed were gluttony, pride, wrath, avarice, sloth, envy, and lust. The two sins that will be discussed are gluttony and pride. Gluttony shows how overeating can be wasteful and pride shows the admiration of one’s things. The members of St. Mary’s of the Immaculate Conception Church are very sinful indeed. For example, one of the seven sins was…

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    Love's Vocabulary

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    “Love is the great intangible” quoted from Love’s Vocabulary. The many aspects of love has different meanings that makes the word the most dominant and powerful yet sweetest and heart-felt. Inspiration, joy, interest, amusement and hope says a lot for how we feel and describe love as. Hope is an aspect of love that stands out the most because it means having the desire to; believing and understanding the word love. The desire to love or be-loved is not only greatly wanted but can also change…

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    physical love by saying “though we cannot make our sun stand still, yet we will make him run” meaning that with him, he can make the time go by fast (Marvell 45-46). According to Michelle Alva, the physical love that Marvell is describing is lust. Alva states “Lust is the first stage of falling in love. It's driven by desire. The sex hormones play an important role in this stage” meaning that Marvell is depicting a strong sexual desire for the women in the poem. Marvell’s viewpoint of love is a…

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    The Theme of Love in a Midsummer Night’s Dream When we have love around us it shows us so many different angles like affection, intimacy, care, lust, jealousy, or maybe even hatred. When we have love, it is always present all around us in all types of forms and in every condition. True love is one of the greatest feelings we could ever experience in life. True love is the kind of love that will carry you through the roller coaster ride of emotions and possible hardships that can be overcome…

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    discredits Othello’s love for Desdemona, saying “[i]t is merely a lust of the blood and a permission of the / will. Come, be a man” (1.3.325-326). Given that up until this moment, Othello has acted in a noble manner, his rash behaviour with Desdemona contradicts his whole verse-speaking mannerism. Sneaking out with her tarnishes her reputation – everyone, even her father assumes the worst, so Iago chalks the relationship between the two to lust. Iago even goes as far as speaking poorly about…

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