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The Greek underworld unlike the Christian Hell is a kingdom. In Greek mythology is told that the underworld was ruled by Hades and his wife and they both ruled the kingdom of dead (unlike the Christian hell that is ruled by Satan). As a kingdom, the Greek hell had various “popular spaces” as the five rivers that travel through the underworld that helps divide it into four regions; it also has fields and meadows for the souls that live there. In Christian hell it’s thought that only bad people that had done bad actions while living go through hell, thou in Greek hell, they thought that everyone, no matter your actions, end up in the underworld. The closest description of Christian hell would be Dante’s Inferno which describes the adventures of Dante walking in the eight circles of hell (due to the 8 deadly sins). While to enter the Greek hell, you need to pay two coins and from that point it is a transition, from the gates to some part of the underworld.
Identity confusion crisis results in a lack of Establishing the own identity. Establishing one's identity is the main task between the ages of 12 and 21, according to Erick Erikson's theory, if the adolescent fails to perform this task he feels confused about his identity and his life. His behavior is erratic and self-destructive. This is common in people who have suffered abuse since childhood.
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That they were upset and willing to do anything to lower the tax, them trying to tax the colonists like they hadn't before was like "preaching to the dead" as they put it because they weren't going to do what they said
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risk avoidance
Explanation:
the person is completely attempting to forfeit the idea of risking injury or death
