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    the truth. His mission appears to be to seek the true face of God. This is demonstrated when he asks the witch who is to be burned, to show him the devil. In a sense, this shows the obvious connection between the two. A possible theory might be that they are one in the same. He appeared to believe that the two would be connected. Thus, if he met the devil, he would know more about god. The Squire Johns, appears to deem himself enlightened. He is not inclined to the sentiments about God and…

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    However, Little Bao betrayed his religion and the Righteous and Harmonious society because he pretended to be the devil (Christian) to save his life, which shows us that he is not a real hero and visual cues for this in “Saints” Pg. (168: 1). Image shows that Little Bao has got scared of death and the only way he found to save his life is to pretend himself as Christian. So when foreign devil came to him, he started doing prayer as Vibiana did before her death by closing eyes and raising her…

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    Authority In Paradise Lost

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    When an angel opposes the power and might of God, the almighty deity inevitably banishes him from the realm of Heaven and leaves him to rule over nothing more than a wasteland. In John Milton’s epic poem Paradise Lost, such is the case of Satan, a former subject of the Lord fallen from his grace. God banishes the angel to Hell, where Satan, left to ponder the quality of his newfound life, slowly accepts his fate and addresses the presumed advantage of being free from the clutches of God, whose…

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    Before continuing on further explanation, the co-existing of Satan mentioned to be within Chillingworth; He was being compared to Satan. In theory, “Satan was defined as an angelic who fell from his position in heaven due to sin. In other words, [Satan was once Gods angel, but he became jealous of God for being such robust and did not like God’s authorities. He blinded by jealous which leads him into the wrong path.] (GotQuestion 1)”. The story about Satan allows the readers to make connections…

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    Heavy Metal Culture

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    masterpiece by the heavy metal community and music historians, the song employed the tritone - a music interval associated with the Devil during the Medieval period and was thus forbidden. The Roman Catholic Church was the undisputed established authority during the Medieval period and the tritone was branded as "diabolus in musica" in Latin, which is translated as "the Devil in music". Analysing the early, unholy alliance between Black Sabbath and the tritone, music historians and common…

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    and the devil as a spider. The devil with his web of lies and desception has caused the Puritan man to 'fall foul therein' for the Puritan man got tangled up in the web without meaning to be. The devil has the man in a situation where he could falling prey to the devil and unltimately dying, however 'thy whorl pins did not clasp/ Lest he should fling/ His sting' the devil doesn't want to get close to the man because he is a loyal Puritan and in God's grace, therefore fighting against the devil…

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    The Canterbury Tales, “The Friar’s tale” by Geoffrey Chaucer talks about how evilness shall be punished and shall be put to justice at the end.It’s about a friar telling a tale about a summoner who meets his fate in the woods after a run-in with a devil pretending to be a bailiff/ a yeoman. The personality and description of the friar are reflected amongst the summoner’s action through the power bestowed upon them, the greed when it comes to money and donations and their beliefs in deception. …

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    The Lord of the Flies Published in 1954, The Lord Of the Flies was written by William Golding and soon after its publishing, became a significant part of American literature. Golding wrote and got got published the novel when working as a teacher. Prior to his teaching career, Golding was involved in the Vietnam War, an experience that influenced many of the darker aspects of his novels. His main inspiration for Lord of the Flies, however, came when he, “[...] felt compelled to write about man’s…

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    The town had previously belonged to God, but has now been overpowered by someone who is not supposed to be in control. The town belongs to a greater force; the usurper. This usurper is interpreted as the devil. The persona is struggling to let God in because of the greater force. He wants God to take his town back from the usurper. God’s power of logic and knowledge is the viceroy of the town. The viceroy proves to be weaker than the usurper. God is not…

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    Proctor's Inferno Analysis

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    Proctor’s ominous warning haunts my dreams. [he pauses, his face tormented] And I cannot dismiss his words, for surely it is true that we will all burn in hell for this affront to God [quieter, ashamed] We played into the hands of the devil – I am sure it is the devil that is running free in the town; he is running free in the vengeance of petty children. [his voice is louder now] Surely we shall all burn for this callous disregard for the very life that God made sacred.…

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