During that period, criminals were confined in jail facilities, where they awaited their sentence or punishment. The living conditions in jails were very inhumane and degrading for prisoners. Only inmates that had a lot of money received a better treatment, as they were placed in better and comfortable cells. The environment was very unhealthy, and inmates were extremely exposed to severe diseases such as malnutrition and epidemics. They had no source of entertainment, and were living in deep idleness.
Because the shortage of staff, no medication to prescribe, and no supervision for mental illnesses prisoner, they suffer. "The consequences of failing to provide mental health care include suffering, self-mutilation, rage and violence, unnecessary placement in segregation, victimization, and suicide" (Colgan, 2006). There is a greater risk that poses a problem, inmates that are ill was cause more problems than other inmates. Another problem that is significant is the inability to return back to society; mental illness that is untreated is more problematic for inmates to become valuable, and an up standing citizens. The common treatment in prison is placing inmates with mental illness in segregation this only worsen the
Grendel is a monster who speaks a language very similar to that of the humans. He watches the humans from the shadows very often. He feels a certain attachment to them throughout the whole novel, but he is unable to become close to any of them due to his horrifying form. The humans are terrified of Grendel, and attack him whenever he comes near. He feels completely isolated, as do many people in our world.
Long periods of isolation can transform one into an unordinary member of society. In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley and the movie Edward Scissorhands directed by Tim Burton, the creature and Edward are unable to evolve into ordinary members of society due to the effects of long periods of isolation. The isolation that both Edward and the creature in Frankenstein experience from being separated by their creators leaves them ignorant when trying to follow the rules of society. In the novel Frankenstein, the creature is abandoned by Victor Frankenstein at the very moment of his creation, and he is forced to discover the frightening reality of the world all by himself. Because he had no guidance, the creature was unable to successfully adapt to the regulations of society.
Although every one is equal, but they are completely controlled mentally and physically. The theme of the story is totalitarianism. People lose freedom and are restricted from reaching their full potentials in that society. For example, people wear ear devices which stopped them from thinking, and people have to wear weights to pull them down if they were good at something. The government also controls the information each individual receives.
He then becomes afraid of the monster and treats him as an outcast like the rest of community does. Victor tries to run away and forget about the monster, but that is a nearly impossible task as well. Throughout the novel, Victor will never try to care for his creation or love him. Victor's unsurpassed disgust and embarrassment will keep him from taking responsibility towards what I can
Cosmology as the study of the universe, people have different opinions to explain it in different ways. In Crane’s cosmology, the world is dangerous, unpredictable and humans are regarded unimportant by the universe. People have equal chance to die no matter who is stronger or who is working harder because we are just like lice in front of the nature. Since we are such small in the universe, human’s dying can be just in a minute without any prediction. The world is dangerous because everything could happen around people.
Boo writes, “What you don't want is always going to be with you. What you want is never going to be with you. Where you don't want to go, you have to go. And the moment you think you're going to live more, you're going to die.” This quote embodies how harsh it is living in the slum of Annawadi. Some of the slums residents lack any type of shelter and are forced to sleep outside, rats commonly bite people while they try to sleep, and barely a handful of the 3,000 residents of the slum are lucky enough to have full time employment.
There are so many people that haven’t heard Malcolm X story because they rather not read. The thing that they don’t know is Malcolm X can change your mind about things that you never even thought of. Yes I would recommend this reading to a friend or relative because it gave your insight on the things that Malcolm X went through while he was in prison. Also Malcolm X tells you how no matter where you are in life or what position you are in there always better for you because he was in one of the worst situation a person can be in. In the reading Malcolm X states “Many who today hear me somewhere in person, or on television, or those whose red something I’ve said, will think I went to school far beyond the eighth grade.
Many of these people chose a life of crime because they could not make a living and provide for themselves in any other way. This may be due to lack of education and lack of skills. When we choose to lock someone away without offering them any kind of rehabilitation all that we have accomplished in the end is that we have taught this person how to waste sixteen hours a day. We lock these people up without teaching them any skills