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Ivan The Terrible Research Paper

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A ghoul is a being of pure evil, one with no soul, a foul disgusting thing that desires to be the most horrific being it can be like Ivan the Terrible. Ivan the Terrible was the Tsar of Russia from 1533 to 1584. He was a ruthless, cunning evil being who killed and brutally murdered hundreds of thousands of people. The Tsar ordered people to be beheaded, strangled, hanged, blinded, burned, stabbed, boiled, disemboweled, buried alive, impaled, and fried. The Villain would often force parents to watch the execution of their children. When Ivan ordered people to be executed, he would often watch and sometimes his executions would take up to 15 hours. Ivan would often remove people’s ribs with red hot pinchers. Peasant girls were often tortured,

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