Literature Though people are often blind to their own faults, they rarely lose s

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Though people are often blind to their own faults, they rarely lose sight of _______.

A coffin on wheels is his bed __________________________. Bones and flutes resound in his ears __________________________. Now the bull was bellowing through his forehead __________________________. The room was iridescent with agony __________________________.

Using 2-3 reasons, and using support especially from within the story, explain why you think that the fisherman is or is not justified in betraying and/or killing the peasant (in Lagerlof).

Modern Existentialism is a belief system wherein an individual believes that:

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Yes, it is true that people in this world can't able to see their own mistake or faults but when it happens for others, it distinguished and seen to the human eyes properly. from this we conclude that we are just focusing on ourselves and assume that we are the one who is justified as good and other are fool. it happens due to overconfidence in our self. for the case of this story, the fisher man not be justified to kill the peasant. it is because to prove ourself correct and accurate, we are not allowed to destroy other. the fisherman in the story want to escape from the sin he did in his life for this he did many attempts but the peasant who is honest, knew the things related to the fisherman. to make the peasant wrong, he first nudge the peasant with false argument and then destroy him to delete his sin record. but we know that god is watching to every one, if we do wrong with other than there will be chances of happening some misfortune with us. to justified the killing he did watever he can but remember this thing that GOOD is the winner at last. in this world everyone just think about themselves only. if this contineous then the humanity will be just a shamful and hopeless thing in future.

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