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    Socrates is in search for answers about piety and the gods’ approval because he is going to be in trial for “disrespecting the gods.” In order to successfully refute Meletus’ claims he asks important philosophical questions about religion and what is truly considered holy by the gods to Euthyphro. Socrates makes an important point about holiness using metaphors about “carrying and being carried, seeing and being seen.” This leads to Socrates’ vague but plausible conclusion that what is holy…

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    Every story portrays an idea, or theme, that the reader most likely picks up on and follows throughout the story. A theme in “The Most Dangerous Game” is that civility and savagery are in everyone. In “The Most Dangerous Game” Richard Connell’s idea of civility and its relationship to savage, comes to life through a series of traits in Sanger Rainsford and General Zaroff and how they react to certain situations. In The Most Dangerous Game, Richard Connell proves, through Sanger Rainsford and…

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    Their morals also have a change because of these post-apocalyptic worlds. How they see other people is dramatically different than how normal people do today. The man can clearly see other people as the threat to him and his son. Since everyone is out for themselves, they are will to do anything in order to survive. This would also include killing other people in order to get their supplies and also to eat them if there are starving. the man knows this and it always alarmed when he sees other…

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    A lot of amazing, great, horrible, fascinating, and unbelievable things happen to everyday people. It can be a good thing , or even a bad thing, the challenge is always different for everyone. It could have been the day you said a speech in front of many strangers, odd faces, structures, differences you’ve never seen before, you feel the vibe of judgness.There faces speak more than there mouths, Youor even the day when you read, “Accepted” in a paper because you got in The weeks…

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    “Young Goodman Brown” shows a discussion between the character Goodman Brown and his companion or otherwise known as the Devil. Throughout “Harrison Bergeron,” “The Rocking-Horse Winner,” and “Young Goodman Brown” equality, greed, and the battle between good and evil portray human spirit. One characteristic of the human spirit is the idea of equality. In “Harrison Bergeron” the author takes the idea of equality, and brings…

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    pieces and he ends up with bruised knuckles, The skull breaking into two illuminates the ideas of the evil and good in the text. When the Lord of the Flies says, “He is in all of us”, this ignites the idea of the good of Simon's character traits and the bad of Jack's character traits. This idea is considered on a greater scale of the world and humanity as a whole, because their is good and bad in everyone.The final fear of the boy’s is the thought of never getting off the that island. They…

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    only one who has the great power because he is all knowing and all good. There is an existence of evil because of original sin, superiority of God, and absence of good. Free Will God lets us choose from good and evil in order for us to have free will. Free will is defined as the power of acting without constraint, because God lets us do this we are able to have our own definitions of good and evil. People have different views of good and evil because of what we have grown up to believe in and…

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    Ambition is a good thing, but it can be dangerous. Having strong goals, and big ambition can get you to where you hope to be in life. When abused, the ambition can be abused. If you have strong will and goals, that ambition can easily lead you in the wrong direction. Or, it can lead you to success. Beowulf had good ambition, ambition to keep his people safe, and ambition to kill monsters. Unlike him, Macbeth also had ambition. His ambition was to gain and keep power no matter what the costs.…

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    People can go to the extent of killing someone just to get their revenge, a good example is in the play Medea. Medea has a lust for vengeance towards her husband Jason for abandoning her for the princess. Medea has an awfully gruesome plan just to get revenge. Medea’s seek for revenge builds inside of her like a monster and even…

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    big hidden message about human nature, the beautiful aspects and the ugly. It is completely blunt about what every person has deep within them. Whether people choose to embrace or reject their flaws is how everyone develops their personal journey, good or bad. Everyone has a beginning, followed by trials and tribulations in life in order to develop a unique and individual personality and then they can find their true selves. That is the journey that “Lord of the Flies” is able to create in its…

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