The meaning and origin of the expression: A fate worse than death

Misfortune that makes life inappropriate, especially rape and virginity loss. This sentence was once a euphemism of rape.

This sentence proved the belief that initially humiliating women would die. It is still in use, but irony is recent. The early view of the decline of gibbons and the decline of the Roman Empire was expressed in 1781.

"Roman mothers and virgins are more frightening in purity than death themselves."

The current version of this expression is used in some works since 1810, but may be widely read by Edgar Rice Burroughs in "Tarzan of the Apes" in 1914. It will open in that year.

"Keeping Janeport away from the fate of death, I threw her to the broad furry shoulder and then jumped into the forest."

Today, this expression is not strictly used in its original meaning. Local reporters use "worse than death" in the festival review of the church.

Forced disappearance seems to be worse than arrest, detention, torture but in fact it is worse than death itself. why? At the end of the death, even in the case of murder, the pain of loss will gradually disappear and begin to grow over time, but eventually it will decrease. Especially if they are allowed to say goodbye, people leaving them can eventually dilute the thoughts and memories of the people they love. Forced disappearance is not so. They refused us to close their memories - and the pain did not disappear over time. Instead, they are growing everyday - there is more time before we can begin to believe and understand what happened to the people we lost. In our mind we are hoping that this is just a nightmare and will end, they will reappear in only a few weeks or weeks.

In Greek tragedy "Oedipus the King" written by Sophocles, enemies are destiny. The theme of fate is deeply intertwined with the plot. Despite trying to escape them in this play, they all met their destiny. The fate of the two characters is worse than their original destiny as they tried to deceive their fate. It is worth noting that Apollo predicted that Jo Casta's ex-husband, King Lyus and Odipus's wife Jucasta, had a son killing King Louie and that Apollo would kill himself to Oedipus. Dad sleeps with his biological mother

The fate of Sophocles 'King Oedipus and the will of freedom will be Sophocles' fate of Oedipus and the theme of free will is very strong in the theater. However, only one person brought down the Edps and the death. These two points can be said to have great effect. In ancient Greece, destiny was considered an important part of daily life. Every aspect of life depends on fate (Nagle 100). - Homer's Odyssey's fate, destiny and free will seem to always ignore humanity. A man's life may be planned until the last one second, but then some random force intervenes, and he dies in seconds after he completes his life plan. Some people believe in fate and believe that our lives are pre-determined from the moment we were born. Others think that everything is the result of some gods who are randomly shaking dice with popular poker games. Others believe that everyone has complete control over their destiny. Every step is like this