The Illustration of Themes and Concepts: The Counterbalance of Suffering and Punishment

When someone experiences the uplift of life he will fall into a spider web of conflict between self and the outside world and therefore fails to distinguish between real and false decisions about life . These complications often lead to violence and crime. Nonetheless, most criminals' brains are considered different from normal human brains. Criminal psychology studies have shown that people with mental illness can express sympathy for those who think they are willing to express (Griffiths, 2013).

Suffering - There are physical pain and internal pain, both of which are popular themes and are often interwoven with other things. Fyodor Dostoevsky's book "Sin and Punishment" is full of pain and guilt. People like "Oliver Distortion" by Charles Dickens are more attentive to the physical suffering of the poor children in any case. Scam - This theme can also take many faces. Fraud can be physical or social, it is all to keep the secrets of others. For example, Huckleberry Finn's adventure has lots of lies, many of Shakespeare's plays focused on some fraud. There is some kind of fraud in any mystery novel

Often in literature, topics are often influenced and developed through literary skills. "Red letters" written by Nathaniel Hawthorne is no exception. The theme of this novel is pain, punishment, redemption. Many characters such as Hester, Dimsdale, Pearl, etc. have undergone these stages somewhere in the novel. The three literary techniques that show how this theme is being influenced and developed are symbols, settings, and structures. Some of these symbols are forests and the red letters are "A". Settings such as markets and forests will help boost the theme. An example of structural technology is a foothold, which also contributes to the object. "Red letter" has many literary techniques that affect suffering, punishment, redemption issues.

In Dante's hell, Dante made a creative image between the sins they received in hell and punishment. One of the themes Dante uses in the book is punishment for how it fits into a fable, or sin. This theme shows what happens to those who committed a crime on the earth. In this theme, Dante created nine levels of hell, each level is worse than the first level. Starting with a smaller paradise ending with the ninth circle like ice, Lucifer lived there. In all circles, sinners are punished