To only think about oneself
Forcefully trying to break free of constriction
Prohibited from doing something because it is seen as being forbidden by society
To keep on going in the face of adversity
Very unpleasant
Admiration or love for someone
Fearless
Show respect for someone
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I'm sorry, I see no evidence of this in the story, By the Waters of Babylon, by Stephen Vincent Benet.
The priest's son went to the Place of the Gods, and yes, it was forbidden, but leaving his homeland is not the same as robbery or murder, particularly, because he brought home informations. In my opinion, if a punishment was merited, his father...
there is no warfare
