Term Paper on "Stephen Crane's the Blue Hotel"

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Sin and Colloboration

It has been observed that people within our society have strived and struggled to achieve success, but unfortunately nothing can be achieved through personal efforts, unless the individual has support and motivation. Collaboration is does not signify physical involvement, rather many of the times, the past events and examples, are the uninformed coordinator of any plan.

Undoubtedly, no individual is perfect enough to involve and execute any foul play, without the consent, knowledge and support of third person. The third person might be strange to the planned foul play, but his or her practiced ideas and actions can be the tilted source of motivation for anyone to plot and execute the play. The word collaboration is not the right terminology, in many of the cases; it has been observed that the third person is forcibly involved into such scheme. Involvement into any heinous and illegal crime is punishable, and therefore the third person has no legal coverage, but it will be wrong to prosecute the third person for the foul play, and its outcome. An individual can truly never achieve or secure his or her objective through sole efforts, at any stage of the foul play; the offender surely seeks the permission and support of the third support. (Alex Peter Schmid, Ronald D. Crelinsten. Western Responses to Terrorism. 1993. pp. 193. Collier Macmillan Publishers)

Therefore have been reported murderous actions where the culprit turn offensive, may be due to the practice of any of his subordinate or associate, who did that without any intention of motivating the culprit to perform and involved into any criminal practice. It was once reported that, in the suburbs of United Kingdom, the prosecutor killed more than twenty maids, because of the maid cheated him. This can be form of collaboration, in which the third person is not aware about the crime and its intensity. In other case, a group of travelers in Indonesia were killed, and their belongings were snatched during their stay in the local motel. During the interrogation it came evident that motel owner was involved in it, and was under the pressure of the local criminal gang, as the owner's family was under the custody of the gang. This is another form of collaboration, under force and pressure. In other events, a gang of criminals busted into the bank and took away the valuables, during the course of interrogation it was revealed that the security officer was part of the plan, and had due share of the stolen money. This is condemnable form of collaboration. (Coramae Richey Mann. Unequal Justice: A Question of Color. 1993. pp. 36. Oxford Publishers)

FORMS on EVIL and HUMAN NATURE

The second quotation is the description of the main character walking in a snowstorm. The conceit of man was explained by this storm to be very engine of life, which persisted and survived for longer. Swede, the main character, walked into the hotel, and attempted to start a conversation by making different statements like, 'I suppose a lot of people get killed here', he continued, 'I suppose I am going to be killed before I can leave this house'. At this particular moment, the hotel owner moved in to pacify Swede, and offered him couple of drinks of whisky. Swede then started off playing cards, and he accused the owner's son of cheating at cards, and get involved in brawl, and left hotel. Swede then entered a saloon, and had a quarrel with real gambler and was killed.

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