Revenge

Revenge After the final test of Win Chun, I slowly entered the car. I did not expect to smile myself. I train for 6 years when I and my golden dragons cease to exist. I never thought of doing this. All the sprained arms and sprained ankle that I applied to myself are worth the trick. I pulled out the key, knocked the remote control, I heard snoring snoring stopped siren. I opened the boots of Citroen Xsara and gently got a trophy in it.

"When you start a revenge journey, first dig two graves, one for your enemies and the other for yourself." Receiving revenge through revenge Not only will people be destroyed, but also vengers will be retaliated for revenge. - The outline of Hamlet's revenge has been repeated over and over and as a complex society, we recognize the concept of human beings and revenge on many wonderful literary works. Throughout history, the thought of revenge destroyed the whole community, population and civilization as a whole. The problem with men and revenge is that there is the possibility that people are conflicting with each other about why he or who is retaliating. The theme of Shake Spear's 'Hamlet' also has this idea reported.

"Revenge is sweet" and "Ravenge is the best cold dish" are two statements commonly used to explain revenge, but in English literature the idea of ​​revenge leads to tragedy; the fact is in Frankenstein, Hamlet It is obvious in the story of Beowulf. In each story, the special character needs revenge. Revenge is a stronger emotion than love, full of hatred, anger, and tragedy. - Beowulf Beowulf's revenge is an epic, and most importantly, let the reader know about the past for a long time; the most important value is the age of courage and honesty. The only factor that can give people a reputation for showers is heroism and family ancestry. The pagan hero Beowulf's example shows his desire to accumulate fame and wealth; the only way is to revenge others' death

Revenge: Revenge is the core of warrior culture described by Beowulf. In particular, revenge is usually done through so-called "hatred of blood". It includes warriors who fight their relatives, lords or kings who killed them. In poetry we can see vengeance in many ways. For example, Grendel's mother resurrected his son's death by attacking Heorot, and the dragon began to rampage in retaliation to steal his treasure (and Beowulf fought against the dragon to retaliate) . Therefore, it is understood that revenge is an important element of society explained in this poem, and individuals revenge on those who scold them.