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Pernicious means evil, tending to corrupt others.
Shakespeare uses pathetic fallacy in Macbeth when in Act2 when he is talking about the weather and the animas around them, setting a dark and evil mood.
I strongly believe it is and my question is, what language does it originate from and what is the meaning?
A play by Christopher Marlowe called, 'The Jew of Malta' is thought to be have inspired Shakespeare, as it made a revival before he wrote the play. It involves an evil Jew who is punished by being boiled in a cauldron, and was full of anti-semitism, much like the Merchant of Venice.
"Good for good, evil for evil" justice is a concept that suggests people should be rewarded for their good deeds and punished for their wrongdoings. It advocates for the idea of reciprocity and fairness in justice, where individuals receive consequences based on their actions.
This phrase suggests that acts of goodness or virtuous behavior are recognized and rewarded, while acts of evil or wrongdoing are met with consequences or punishment. It reflects the idea that positive actions tend to lead to favorable outcomes, while negative actions often result in negative consequences.
How evil is rewarded with evil.
Good is always rewarded, and evil is always punished.Hell is arranged into different sections as one descends deeper into the Earth.Punishment for sins corresponds to the actual sinful act.
In some cases, God punished the evil by having misfortune befall them or their people. For example, the pharaoh who refused to allow the Israelites leave Egypt, if that can be called evil at a time of universal slavery, was faced with a plague. His continued recalcitrance was actually mandated by God, so could not itself be called evil but was perhaps part of his punishment. In a surprising number of cases, the person who committed evil was not punished by God, but his descendants were. Thus, when Ham "saw" his drunken father's nakedness, it was Ham's son, Canaan who was to be punished. After the biblical Flood, God demanded that man institute biblical law, with slaying punished by being slain;and that an injury be punished by an equal injury.
I believe he was neutral. They wanted the living to leave them alone to suffer. In the end, they fulfilled the oath that they had broken and been punished for over the years.
The falling action of Cinderella is Cinderella marrying the prince because this shows that good people have happy endings while Cinderellas stepsisters and stepmother have sad endings for their family which is greedy, hurtful, rude, mean, and cruel. Goodness is rewarded while evil is punished.
Atlas is a evil Titan. He is punished by holding up the sky.
Lloyd Cline Sears has written: 'Shakespeare and the problem of evil' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, Evil in literature 'Shakespeare's philosophy of evil' -- subject(s): English Didactic drama, Ethics, Evil in literature, History and criticism
because the gorgon's had done many evil deeds in their lifes as gods.
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The murder of Banquo suggests that just because someone is evil doesn't mean they are going to get away with it. Also, those that are evil will generally get punished for it.