A husband discovered his wife in bed with a neighbor. The neighbor ran out the back door. The husband screamed at his wife and v
owed revenge. After consuming several drinks to build up his nerve and becoming intoxicated, the husband went to his friend's house and borrowed a gun, and then went to the neighbor's house. The neighbor had neglected to lock his front door, so the husband walked in. He found the neighbor trembling in the living room and pointed the gun at him. The neighbor immediately began apologizing and pleading for his life, but then suddenly he pulled a switchblade knife from his pocket. As the metal flashed, the husband fired a single shot at the neighbor, killing him. What is the most serious crime of which the husband can be convicted? A. Murder.
B. Manslaughter, because the husband was still distraught over finding the neighbor in bed with his wife.
C. Manslaughter, because his intoxication prevented the husband from having the requisite intent for murder.
D. No homicide crime, because the neighbor was about to attack him with a knife.
The given situation describes that it is a murder case as the husband fired to the neighbor by a single shot which is totally unlawful as the husband needs to talk to his wife and neighbor to settle this and threaten him too far away from his wife. If they don't stop so her husband should involve the cops to settle this either by divorce or any other thing.
But he should not shot him as his life would be destroyed due to anger he took this step.
Models can be conceptual, graphical or mathematical as they are used in science. It allows one to break down a concept into simpler terms with a visual component. A limitation of models in science is that they are usually simplified versions of the real situation or concept.
The setting is similar to the setting of Ovid's Pyramus and Thisbe because : both take place in time periods in which men carry weapons Both characters in those two stories involved in several sword fight (which you won't find in the stories which have a more modern time setting)
Obsession occurs when we have this disruptive thoughts that we can't get rid of and they eventually lead to compulsive behaviour when we find ourselves overdoing something beyond how a normal reasonable person will perform the similar act.
Mr Carpenter is obsessing about the fact he never wants to be late to work and for him this goes beyond normal because he constantly think about it and spend hours just making sure the clock is set correctly.
