Other demons

supernatural being from Japanese folklore. yo means attractive, bewitching, and calamity. Kai means mystery and wonder. It can also be translated to be demon, goblin, spirit, or monster. The folklore of japan is a collaboration of different traditions from the isolated tribes that lived on Japan's isles who had different beliefs but could be alligned with the others. The traditions changed form with the arrival of Shinto and Buddhism which brought Chinese and Indian folklore into the mix. Today the yokai can

individuals, however society only lays foundation of moral behavior to which individuals themselves determine what they believe is just. Individuals, even those who exhibit exemplary virtue, all have demons lurking within themselves and it is when these individuals are exposed to greed, failure, or loss that their demons cannot be kept concealed. Although William Golding, author of the novel Lord of the Flies, believes that man is, by nature, barbaric and savage, society cannot control the barbaric nature of

used. μνήμασιν meaning as it is translated simply tomb . Making note of this distinction is important because if we look at the literal meaning of the translation of the word used in verses 2, and 3 we get a clearer picture of the condition of the demon possessed man. The first word that is used to describe the tomb emphasizes the fact that the man lived among the dead . I find this linguistic point interesting because it is an instance where our English language is not adequate to describe what the

We begin with a ritual, one that summons a scary demon from another realm. And we mean scary—we're talking about the fear demon, Agramon. And who has summoned him? Why our Big Bad voodoo Daddy, Valentine, who's still lurking around searching for ways to wreak havoc. Elsewhere in Manhattan, Jace, Alec, and Isabelle are blowing off steam by blowing the limbs off demons. They return home, to the Institute, and learn that their mother, Maryse, has returned from Alicante, where she was during the whole

Paradise Lost is a story of Genesis told as it normally would be, but with a protagonist focus on Satan. The story is told largely with Satan being favorably portrayed and God having little presence other than cursing things, which convinces the audience that Satan’s view of God as a tyrant may not be too far off. Still, Satan is portrayed as the villain of the story. However, he has characteristics of a classical hero; including flaws that make the audience relate to and feel sympathy for him. By

For example, different demons have different names. Although this is not specifically stated, one can observe Christ’s accounts with demons, such as Beelzebub, Legion, and Satan,

"What are you doing here, human?" A dark, husky voice whispered in my ear, making it difficult to stand on my legs. I could feel his breath hit the side of my face when he talked and it drove me insane." Don 't you remember the school rules of this place?" "N-no...Um, I forgot..." "Let me remind you why we have rules then, human." Before I could make a run for the window or door, the male grabbed my hip roughly and pressed my front to the wall. Hard. By that kind of impact, I knew that I must

sure they would if you just asked politely.” She suggested, pulling a strand of hair out of her face and behind her ear. “Ask politely?” Roe’s dad laughed, walking into the room. “Just tell them that if they don’t leave you alone you’ll send a demon after them. That’ll sure scare them off.” “Don’t

mother's friend and her ‘second’ dad). Finally, someone whose love towards him progressed throughout the book, is her love for Jace. They first formally met, when he saved her life in her house after a demon attacked her, so he took her to “The Institute” (Shadowhunter HQ). They show fondness towards each other throughout the book, “... she was somehow in the circle of his arms, and he was kissing her.” (pg 315), “How swiftly you dismiss our love” “Jace…” (pg 318). Clary’s lovingness is important, because

forward to the great volcano In the distance... "There... You will fight a demon hound." Surprised and terrified of what he said, I stay silent. Knowing the fact that, getting terrified and scared will only petrify me and get me killed. That much I know. After walking for a very long while, we reach the boundaries of hel, the heat destroys my confidence of even the thought of scratching my opponent with my blade. But on the other hand, Andour, my father, does not seem to care either way. It is as if