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... revenge and heaven's justice remains clear . Significantly , revenge is associated with hell and characterized as the product of a wild irrational compulsion in the form of " ugly fiends " and " fierce inflamed thoughts " . This aspect ...
... revenge and heaven's justice remains clear . Significantly , revenge is associated with hell and characterized as the product of a wild irrational compulsion in the form of " ugly fiends " and " fierce inflamed thoughts " . This aspect ...
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... revenge . The seriousness with which Hieronimo contemplates private revenge increases proportionately with his frustrated grief , while the need to create an authentic congruence between the cause of legitimate justice and the ...
... revenge . The seriousness with which Hieronimo contemplates private revenge increases proportionately with his frustrated grief , while the need to create an authentic congruence between the cause of legitimate justice and the ...
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... revenge is a product of his shattered emotional state . He must perceive of his motives as consistent with the most revered statutes of religious and legal authority . In contrast to Bel - Imperia , revenge alone is insufficient ...
... revenge is a product of his shattered emotional state . He must perceive of his motives as consistent with the most revered statutes of religious and legal authority . In contrast to Bel - Imperia , revenge alone is insufficient ...
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