Ph. D. Karyn Hall's Revenge: Will You Feel Better?
“If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do, we not laugh? If you poison us do, we not die? And if you wrong us shall we not revenge?” Shakespeare made it clear for all of us .he made it clear that revenge is a natural human reaction just like laughing when we are tickled or bleeding when we are pricked. In Ph.D. Karyn Hall’s Article Revenge: Will You Feel Better? She supports Shakespeare’s claim “Revenge seems to be one of the deepest instincts we have. Who hasn't said, "I hope he gets his," or wished that Karma would strike sooner rather than later? Dirty Harry's "Go ahead, make my day" resonates across generations. Out of control revenge, attack and counterattack, can be blinding and destroy the lives of all involved. But our instincts
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He was sent to prison accused of being a bonaprtist .in prison he meets a man named abbe faria who teaches Dantès history, science, philosophy, and languages which educates him greatly. Abbé faria tells dantes of a great treasure at Monte cristo eventually dantes discovers the gold and begins to execute his plan of revenge. Dantes lost everything he had when he was betrayed and now he has nothing to lose. When dealing with the satisfaction of revenge the fact that dantes has nothing to lose becomes very beneficial in the article Revenge: Will You Feel Better? She states that if you want to get revenge on someone who wronged you but you know that they can get you back you will be less likely to act on your emotion of revenge “Imagine that your neighbor hosts large, overnight parties and his guests continually park so that you can't get out of your driveway. If you believe that your neighbor is a rational person who won't retaliate, you may be tempted to key the guests' cars or smear them with eggs. If you think your neighbor would "come after you," then you are less likely to act on your anger.” Another reason to believe that dantes will be satisfied with his revenge is that the people who he gets his revenge on know that it is him who did it and why he did it “. One was that revenge alone wasn't enough for the avenger to have satisfaction. The offender
He was sent to prison accused of being a bonaprtist .in prison he meets a man named abbe faria who teaches Dantès history, science, philosophy, and languages which educates him greatly. Abbé faria tells dantes of a great treasure at Monte cristo eventually dantes discovers the gold and begins to execute his plan of revenge. Dantes lost everything he had when he was betrayed and now he has nothing to lose. When dealing with the satisfaction of revenge the fact that dantes has nothing to lose becomes very beneficial in the article Revenge: Will You Feel Better? She states that if you want to get revenge on someone who wronged you but you know that they can get you back you will be less likely to act on your emotion of revenge “Imagine that your neighbor hosts large, overnight parties and his guests continually park so that you can't get out of your driveway. If you believe that your neighbor is a rational person who won't retaliate, you may be tempted to key the guests' cars or smear them with eggs. If you think your neighbor would "come after you," then you are less likely to act on your anger.” Another reason to believe that dantes will be satisfied with his revenge is that the people who he gets his revenge on know that it is him who did it and why he did it “. One was that revenge alone wasn't enough for the avenger to have satisfaction. The offender