Going further, those two persons may represent one physical body with two hidden natures which constantly fight against each other, good against evil and vice versa, darkness against light. ... Furthermore, the dark side is locked with the other side within one body; the relation between those two sides becomes interdependent. As without the good, there would not be the evil, just like without the light there would not be the darkness. ... The last judgment performed by the Death who has no mercy and of whom everybody is frightened of, just as in Wigglesworth's The Day of Doom where "no h...

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In the book it explains that in the final judgment, the confessions of the heart will be weighed based on how pure their heart is. ... There innocence is judged just by the weight of there heart, which is why that is the only organ left after mummification. If there heart is correctly balanced, the dead will be provided with a new body and allowed entry to the Field of Rushes and provided eternal sustenance. If the heart is heavy with guilt of breaking one or more of the thirteen others, you are given a second death, devoured by the monster Ament. ... In Mesopotamia their underworld was gl...

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Despite the normal memories and feelings of pain, hurt, and darkness that shadow death, the narrator's views remain optimistic and happy due to the loving memories he possesses for the Athlete. ... Directly following is the dark emotions of the widow: "But the grief in my heart is stronger than they/ for though they were my joy/ formerly, today I notice them/ and turned away forgetting." ... Ironically, due to the hardening of her heart by the memories of the death of her husband, springtime is associated with pain and sorrow. ... Beyond the first metaphor: "Sorrow is my own yard ...

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The eggshell is brownish in color, and when the eggs are cooked, they appear to have a dark yellowish appearance. ... His main social support, his wife, passed away in 1976 of heart disease. ... Those killed in car accidents, homicides, or the nation's leading killer, heart disease, usually leave this world without saying any goodbyes. ...

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With all of these "giant" steps that mankind has achieved, why is allowing a terminally ill individual freedom to choose termination of his or her life still in the dark ages? ... It was heart wrenching to see the demoralization she suffered. ... He said that as long as her heart could sustain the pumping of the blood, she could stay comatose. ... My understanding of the doctor's statement was that if you double the dosage of the morphine, it would be instrumental in causing her heart to stop and end her life. ...

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The Plague The Epidemic in a Few Pages The Plague is a novel describing the plague epidemic in the large Algerian city of Oran in the 1940s. In April, numerous rats staggered into the open to die. Once a mild hysteria gripped the population, the newspapers began searching for any action they co...

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", for he had broken her heart four years ago. ... Death, in his opinion, had been probably due to shock and sudden failure of the heart's action". ... Sinico might cause ripples in his toneless life, but he never truly allow her to enter his heart: "he heard the strange impersonal voice which he recognized as his own, insisting on the soul's incurable loneliness. ...

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She says that she is thirty and that she is smiling, but why would she be smiling if her life is so grim and dark? ... She is a sacrifice and as she needs to charge them "For the hearing of [her] heart" (line 59). ...

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