Category Archives: mercy

owen syllavan

Posted on June 4, 2007 by aaust6yp

1. servant– a servant is generally thought of as a lowly person. he always has a master and must always perform duties of submissiveness. most of the time these services are rewarded by the master with some sort of payment. … Continue reading →

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owen syllavan

Posted on June 4, 2007 by chard3ah

Guilt- Owen in no way denies that he is guilty of counterfeiting money, but seems to make a different conception of guilt than Esther or Patience.  Although he seems himself as guilty in the sense that he did it, he … Continue reading →

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esther rodgers

Posted on June 3, 2007 by chard3ah

Believing- Esther Rogers is told before her execution that if she believes in Jesus, she will be saved, which interestingly removes her from the whole dilemma of crime and punishment and places her problem in the larger realm of religion. … Continue reading →

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