Raised in the Devil's Eyes

· Children 's parents may not obey the Nazi creed In this case, my children were taught in different ways, so they did not follow the Nazi footprints. High school students may rebel and ignore what they have learned at school. If the children did not follow the Nazi ideology, they would have been expelled from school and could not join another. Parents who did not follow the Nazis were arrested and dismissed, often sent to prison. Senior children who refused the Nazi curriculum were also expelled and severely punished.

Devil and Tom Walker and Devil and Daniel Webster 's intention and motivation Washington Irving, "Devil and Tom Walker", Stephen Vincent Bennett's "Devil and Daniel Webster" shows the consequences of humanity Desire for material wealth And the motivation for relationships between people and devils will affect the outcome of "trading". Among these two different but surprisingly similar stories, the authors present their views on human intent and motivation.

Old Scratch is a devil's nephew, and the devil appears in "The Devil and Tom Walker" and is a man with dark skin. However, the reader was told that he is not Indian (Native American) nor Caucasian. His eyes were bright red, had a red belt and had an ax on his shoulder. He was tempted by Tom Walker with rich propositions, after all, he accused him for surviving their negotiating land. The behavior of the devil resembles what he shows in other stories. In Faust 's legend, Johann Goethe talks about German folklore, and the devil reached an agreement with a man who craves for wealth. In the story of Bennett, the devil is also known as scratch. In "Tom Walker", "Old Wound" embodies the temptation that exists on the surface since the Garden of Eden and provides a dramatic and dramatic way to present a role in the choice between good and evil .