Not Guilty

Reasons why is because he didn’t love her like he use to. Han never had hit his wife before, but he would stare at her angrily for no type of reason. Han also expressed his feeling by saying that his love for her had died but that he would not consider divorcing her at anytime. Also Han speaks about his wife's death in a calmly way and confesses that he has murderous thoughts to killing her. Han does not even express any regret for what has happened to his wife. Han also found out the guy that hooked them up, pregnated Hans wife. Han had already knew that the baby on the way was not his. They only been together for a couple of months before having relations together. So there are some reasons that Han might have been guilty for killing his own wife for a

“Then I’ll brief. [Finding Romeo’s dagger] O, happy dagger. This is thy sheath. [Stabs herself] there rust, and let me die.[Dies].” (Act 5 scene 3 page 82). Throughout, Romeo and Juliet take their relationship a little too fast, and they tend to make bad decisions. In the play Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, he ignites the idea that people should have more patience than haste. He exposes this by, having Romeo kill himself for Juliet and having Juliet kill herself for Romeo dying for her.

With this evidence, the next fact in the crime is what tells us of what actually set Han off into murdering his wife. The judge asks a question about whether Han thought of killing his wife and Han 's response was "The previous night… or perhaps even the same morning?"(254) The day before Han killed his wife he had thoughts about doing it and when asked why he says, "I get rather short tempered when I haven’t eaten for some time.

In the past, Chinese and Japanese cultures rely on arranged marriages to ensure the continuation of families and assure the culture would survive. This was the norm decades ago. In the short stories “The Good Deed” and “Tears of Autumn,” written by Pearl S. Buck and Yoshiko Uchida, respectively, there are two Asian women in their twenties, but not yet married. In the Asian culture during this time, the family would arrange the wedding. Lili Yang in Buck’s story does not have the family to organize the wedding, while Hana Omiya in Uchida’s tale does. There are many similarities with the women, but also many differences.

On January 22, 2009, I pled guilty to a Class B misdemeanor DUI charge in Logan, Utah. The offense occurred in November of 2008. On the day of the offense, I had consumed alcohol after work with some friends but felt safe to drive. I was an inexperienced drinker and used poor judgment. When I was pulled over my blood alcohol content was below the legal limit, but I was still cited with a DUI. At first I felt like the victim of injustice but soon realized I was actually the victim of my own poor judgment. I accepted the consequences, pled guilty, and made the decision to never find myself in questionable circumstances again. I was fined and sentenced to two days in jail, one year probation, and required to complete an alcohol treatment course.

“Love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love, cannot be killed or swept aside” (Lin Manuel-Miranda). Torturing people

Authors Heather Mitchell, and Michael Aamodt exclaims, “ Lust Killers are those who kill for some sexual gratification.” Even with a motivation, there must still be a deeper

Love is an addiction that can drive individuals to do impulsive actions such as murder and theft. In William Shakespeare’s tragedy, “Romeo & Juliet”, Friar Lawrence, Fate, and Romeo are most responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet, demonstrating that individuals who make impulsive and quick decisions are destined to have bad fate.

First, according to Adnan, his romantic relationship with Hae was akin to a stereotypical high school romance. And when they broke up, he understood her decision and respected it. However, according a diary entry dated on May 15th, 1999 from Hae’s diary, which was presented in Adnan’s second trial by Debbie, Hae was exasperated by Adnan’s possessiveness and his juvenile attempts to make her jealous[1]. This contradicts Adnan’s claim that his romantic relationship with Hae was normal, as he was intensely possessive of her, suggesting that Adnan could become fervently enraged by the fact that Hae was serious about her relationship with Don, which can be symbolized by a date between Hae and Don. If this were to be true, he would be unable to endure the ignominy of losing his love interest and would murder Hae. Moreover, the fact that Adnan is being deceptive about the true nature of his relationship with Hae suggests that his possessiveness could be a factor to why he would kill Hae. Furthermore, according to Serial, Hae wrote a note to Adnan, expressing incredulity that Adnan refuses to respect her decision to break up with him[2], challenging the idea that Adnan did accept

According to the textbook, “Guilty but Mentally Ill (GBMI)” verdict does not guarantee the effective treatment of the offenders while they are in prison.

Gilligan also believe that guilt is part of violence. Shame causes violence but guilt inhibits it. He believe that when an individual is so disrespected, abuse, humiliated and lacking in self-love, behaved as if they could not emotionally afford to love others, as if they need to conserve the love that they were capable of giving. For that reason those individuals who are capable of killing is because they are incapable of love and feeling guilty of what they did; remorse for others. Depending on the degree of pain they cause to the other individual, the less of feeling of guilt and remorse is present. The motivation of violence is to gain pride and abolish the feeling of shame and humiliation. When an individual gains pride the feeling of

In many stories, love is presented as the ultimate solution for everything. It brings happiness from despair and hope from destruction. But in reality, love tricks one’s mind to make reckless decisions. According to William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, making decisions based on one’s emotions can lead to pure destruction. This is evident through the words and actions of Romeo, Juliet, and Friar Lawrence.

   Love is one of the most confusing emotions that one can experience. It is simple yet complicated, unconditional but demanding, overused and unique. It is hard to explain what its means to feel love, to feel loved, or to be in love, however, there are aspects of love that are easily expressed. For example, ones unquestionable affection to the one they love, or the hardships and sacrifice that is endured for loved ones, and the underlying fact that once it is experienced it is not easily dismissed. The play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller describes love in just these ways, and, most of all, as the ultimate moral value that is the eternal bond that keeps people together. One can

In Japanese society, at the time when these works were created, the feminine sexuality of a wife and of a courtesan were seen as two dichotomous roles that could not possibly be carried out by a single woman, at least in an ideal world. While it is true many

This function of marriage endured throughout much of human history, even transcending different cultures, so often, in plays from past centuries, marriage plots function not like a familiar Katherine Heigl romantic comedy but rather like a business deal. This disparity leaves modern audiences who grew up on these movies unable to understand the at times strange, clinical nature of marriage in plays such as Goldoni’s A Servant To Two Masters. Furthermore, without this knowledge of the historical practice of marriage, audiences cannot clearly understand the dynamic between fathers and daughters like Pantaloon and