Tony knows that Gino is searching for him and wants to harm him but runs out into the street anyway. He finds Maria alive but Gino shoots and kills him. If he had waited with the Doc instead of being impulsive and running after Gino, Maria would’ve come to him and all of the sorrow could’ve been avoided. In both Romeo and Juliet, and in West Side Story, the theme of impulsivity drives the fate of the pairs of lovers. Just like Impulsivity, the theme of Forbidden Love is one of the most important and
(Source A and F). Within days, Capone was forced to testify before a jury of the federal Prohibition Law. The families of Capone’s victims were horrified that someone would kill their loved ones. Capone’s victims were killed in the space of 7 years (1923-1930) , which were also the years that he was the leader of the powerful Five Point Gang. He wished o take revenge on all the people he hated and those who stole and hijacked him from his illegal liquor business that he ran during the 1920s.
This cruel gang’s leader Lil Mago first tries to rape Willy’s girlfriend Martha Marlene and kills her. When he tells Willy that he killed her he says “You’ll find another one” in a reckless manner (Fukunaga 2009). The gang’s general disrespectful and oppressive attitudes against women are also the reason for Willie to leave the
It clarifies the motive of Valentine’s killing attempt done by Hester; which is a revenge for her parents’ death. That section further explains how Hester got that horrific scar on her face; Valentine slashed Hester's face in two, caused she lost an eye and left permanent scar twisted her entire face. Why Valentine pushed down Tom to the waste chute is also answered through this section; Valentine believed that Hester has told Tom the truth. In addition, from this section, it also can be revealed that Valentine and Crome are the villains who plotted a mass destruction using a weapon, called MEDUSA, they are not as good as they pictured at the beginning of the
As this plays out, Blacksad manages to shoot the ‘rat’ and the ‘goanna’, questioning the slowly dying ‘goanna’, until he eventually uncovers the name of the culprit. Ivo Statoc is the most powerful and richest businessman in the city. Natalia was shot by Statoc in cold blood (as she was not a one man kind of woman) and then Statoc went to torture Leon and then killed him in the same cold blood. This ends with a confrontation between Statoc and Blacksad. Statoc offers Blacksad a job and then money as a form of justice, of which Blacksad rejects both and shoots Statoc.
Django’s first murder is when he kills three brothers named Brittle Brothers (Django Unchained 35:30-38:15). One of the Brittle Brothers wants to lash a black woman. Through flashbacks, which are very graphic and cruel, one can see that this man is the same who lashed Django’s wife Broomhilda in the past, while Django was forced to stand back and observe helplessly. However, he now manages to prevent the flogging and successively kills the three brothers. This is definitely an evil deed, because killing someone is a terrible crime.
This film revolves around Romeo and Juliet, who are investigating their grandparent’s mysterious death. The death of their grandparents has started a massive feud between the Montagues and Capulets. Lovers Romeo and Juliet believe that someone murdered their grandparents, and they are determined to find the culprit. Their determination and curiosity is the cause of their death, which surrounds a main theme - the inevitability of fate. This is because during their investigation, they accidentally ask the wrong people the wrong questions, therefore causing these people to eliminate them, starting with Juliet, since she is the smarter one.
She has faced second-hand wrongdoing from the oppressive government through the murder of her family members. She describes, “...that sister of the mortally wounded boy upon the ground was my sister, that husband was my sister’s husband, that unborn child was their child, that brother was my brother, that father was my father, those dead are my dead, and that summons to answer for those things descends to me!’”(Dickens 354). Because Madame Defarge was vengeance for her family, she makes the heir of the aristocrat that killed her family, an innocent man who had relinquished his claim to the throne, to be executed. She believes that all aristocrats must be punished just because of their relation by blood, saying herself, “‘The château [castle] and the race...Extermination.’”(Dickens 179). Madame Defarge’s hatred for the government comes from her loved ones being murdered by the controllers of that government.
As Frederico discovers with horror the identity of his victim, the Duke falsely accuses him of having murdered Casandra out of envy, in order to prevent her from having a child who would deny him any chance of access to the Dukedom. The Duke doesn’t allow Frederico to speak or to explain himself and has him hacked to death on the spot. The Duke claims that this hideous deed is not a vengeance but just a punishment (Jeffs, K. 2011). Casandra and Frederico are both victims of tyranny which we as the audience feel sympathy for, the evil they do and for which they eventually suffer originates outside them, although they
She kills their two kids, Glauce, and Creon. Medea kills Glauce, then her father wants to save her and he ends up dying as well. She wants Jason to suffer even more than what he was from the death of his wife Glauce, so she kills their two kids as well. She won’t let him bury the bodies of his sons. He