he had taken another man's wife and had the man killed.
he had taken another man's wife and had the man killed.
Hermes
Hermes
Hermes
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It means "To be good is nice, to be evil is bad"
Slavery
How to attack this question: First find the meaning of fiend(preferably what it means during the times of Shakespeare). Fiend according to the dictionary is evil or devil. So is she an evil-like queen or an evil queen. I would say yes because if plotting murder on the innocent is not evil then what is? So find a passage in the text that will support your answer.
To accurately identify the overshadowing evil in the passage, I would need to see the specific text or context you're referring to. Generally, an overshadowing evil often represents a pervasive threat or moral corruption that influences characters or events, creating conflict and driving the narrative's tension. It can manifest as a character's internal struggle, societal issues, or a malevolent force that impacts the storyline. If you provide the passage, I can give a more precise analysis.
adam and eve are not responsible for evil acts committed by their offspring, they only introduced evil to the human bloodline by eating of the tree of knowledge of good and evil.