Puritan

The house of Elron has collapsed. A family composed of thirteen people has a love affair among them, although true, but forbidden due to the belief that dating between cousins ​​is a sin and brings not only disgrace to the whole family, but also, a curse falls on the aspirants to marriage to love. Blinded by this belief, they are captured and taken to Ianã, a sorceress from the world of the dead, who tries in a moving appeal from Norah's mother to withdraw their love without major consequences, however, this "apparently" simple task for her fails, she is forced to transform Duran into a hideous, nefarious and violent creature who will feel disgust when smelling both the skin and the blood of his beloved one, Norah. The family with divided opinions separates and in the neighboring city sets its roots, the Petros family, rival of Elron, is born. Five years later, with both families already rich and powerful, the silver full moon emanates a power so great and overwhelming that it breaks the spell and miles and miles away, Duran not only, remembers, but enjoys, for the first time, when sniffing the well-known scent of his beloved one and "The Return Of The Lycan King Mate" will bring more than tryin' to recover Norah's love, once prevented from experiencing, but a war between the families to which their son, still "secret" it will be the salvation for his curse or the next werewolf? Also, will there be the arrival of a mystery man who could be a piece of the love triangle or fate itself? Unleashing his fury on a far-from-puritanical family that disowned him or a powerful enemy seeing in the thirteen a mighty force? But the plot doesn't stop there... This is just the first part, because everything needs a balance and the planet Akros is the opposite of Earth, located in universe 47, containing all its characters, but on the contrary, however, everyone will have one evil in common, an uncontrolled and powerful enemy, Ambrosius Popescu, who needs to kill all his "selves" from other realities to become the most powerful being in the universe and enslave everyone and these unlikely ones will have to join forces against Popescu and each one, thus, to save his reality, however, Popescu sees everything and knows everything.

Crimson Leaves: Inspired by the film The Darkest Mind by Alexandra Bracken. Sequioadendron (Pronounced as sek-way-uh-den-dro) a utopian planet that has Dendron, a grand colossal tree that fruits people called Dendroçelare. The Dendron tree indicates the personality and future of a person which are recognized by the color of the leaves that glows into where Dendroçelare are produced as a fruit of people of Sequioadendron. The colors of the glowing leaves vary the characteristic of the beholder: Yellow çelare, filled with brightness and creativity; Blue çelare, the color of coldness and intellectual, a puritanical; Green çelare, the kindness to every individual and shows innocence; Orange çelare, the fiercer one and is crafty of one's own work; Pink çelare, an elite and a paragon; Purple çelare, courage is the moral strength and generosity is the dignity; Black çelare, serious-minded and has powerful establishments, the ones who leads people; White çelare is the beauty, goodness, purity, and a peacemaker; whilst; Red çelare, the most unwanted kind that can cause danger, war, and brutality and only a few countable people who have this çelare leaves. And I, on the other half, am a fruit of people called Dendroçelare, a Red çelare, were isolated by the people on my planet, the most unwanted kind and an outcast to the society. People assume we wreak havocs and the most troublesome creatures on the planet and also who can be the one can cause the destruction of the utopian peaceful world. I've read stories about Sequioadendron and I haven't heard anything good about us Red çelare.

Ardi Mustofa Pria dengan 1 anak masih berumur 39 tahun,Harus merelakan hartanya di ambil karena korupsi duit perusahaan.Terbiasa hidup di manja sang Ibu, Karena Anak semata wayang membuatnya tanpa rasa bersalah dan malu dia bersama anak istrinya pulang ke rumah ibunya. Menempati rumah peninggalan bapaknya di desa. Entah kenapa Mustofa bisa tergiur oleh bujuk rayu teman sekantornya. Bersama Samsiah istrinya mereka berdua pun memulai kehidupan dengan mengandalkan hasil penjualan perhiasan istrinya. Sebagai istri sebenarnya Samsiah berulangkali mengingatkan Mustofa, Namun sifat keras kepalanya mementahkan segala nasehat istrinya. Hingga akhirnya garis nasib melemparkan keduanya menjalani terjalnya jalan kehidupan. Samsiah dengan alis mata tebal dan hidung mancung tinggi semampai berhasil memikat hati Mustofa pemuda berperawakan pendek yang saat pertama kali bertemu adalah karyawan yang sedang naik daun karena prestasi kerjanya. Mereka menikah tepat setahun setelah bertemu, 2tahun kemudian saat Anton anak mereka lahir Mustofa menyuruh istrinya itu berhenti bekerja. Samsiah yang di besarkan dalam keluarga puritan di mana masih menggunakan sistem paternalistik, menuruti saja keinginan suaminya tersebut. Hingga saat pihak perusahaan menyita segala aset yang mereka punya dia hanya pasrah saja. Dengan lapang dada Samsiah mengikuti keinginan suaminya pulang ke rumah ibunya. "Kalau tinggal di rumah kamu, Kasihan anton dia tidurnya di mana?" Itulah alasan Mustofa pada Samsiah. Alasan yang masuk akal karena rumah yang di tempati orang tuanya hanya punya 2 kamar sedangkan adiknya masih ada 3. Berpikir demikian Samsiah pun dengan mantap mengikuti ajakan Mustofa. Berbekal hasil penjualan emas yang dia punya Samsiah mencoba peruntungan dengan berjualan gorengan di depan rumah mertuanya. Namun Nasib baik belum berpihak pada Samsiah,baru 3 bulan berjualan. Mustofa sudah meninggal karena kedapatan mencuri kotak amal di mushola. Di bantu Raminah sang mertua,Samsiah dengan tegar melanjutkan hidupnya dengan sekuat tenaga. Biarpun sudah berumur dengan punggung yang sudah membungkuk dan rambut memutih Raminah masih gesit bekerja. Sebagai orangtua Karto dan Diroh tak tega melihat kehidupan Samsiah,mereka pun membujuk Samsiah agar kembali mencari suami lagi. Setahun setelah kematian Mustofa suaminya,Bapak Ibunya datang berkunjung dengan membawa seorang pria yang katanya akan jadi suaminya. Samsiah mengenali pria tersebut.. Yaahh..dia adalah Kartilam pemilik penggilingan padi di desanya. Seorang kaya raya warisan orang tuanya,tapi terkenal playboy buktinya istrinya ada 7. "Sekarang dia duda,semua istrinya sudah dia ceraikan sebulan yang lalu " Bujuk ibunya. Samsiah akhirnya menyerah dengan bujukan ibunya ,sebelum pergi Raminah berbisik padanya. "Kalau ada apa apa,pulanglah ke sini" Ucapan yang terngiang dengan jelas di telinga Samsiah. Membuat mata Samsiah berkaca kaca. Kalimat Raminah tersebut kiranya hanyalah isyarat belaka. Hingga akhirnya Samsiah kembali datang ke rumah Raminah dengan 2 Anak yang masih kecil beserta Anton cucu kesayangannya.

The research aimed at finding out the Puritan hypocrisy depicted in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter” and describes its impacts on the individuals. Hypocrisy is one of the social issues contained within the literary work. The final project by using library research the researcher observed a novel entitled The Scarlet letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne and used some books, articles, and other writing to support the analysis. By using descriptive qualitative method, the researcher used The scarlet Letter as the descriptive data and to discover the information related to the subject matter. Under the use of sociological approach the researcher focused on analyzed the social contents of the novel by comprehend reading and deep understanding, and as a result of analysis, the data were interpreted through description on the subject matter. From the research, it is found that Arthur Dimmesdale, Roger Chillingworth, Governor Bellingham, Mistress Hibbins and the very society, in which they lived, are the victims of Puritan hypocrisy. We begin to see just how these characters deeply immersed in hypocrisy from inside. Hypocrisy is evident within all the characters because they all say some things but do not hold true to their belief. There is puritan clergyman known as Arthur Dimmesdale who commits an act of fornicating with an attractive and charming woman, Hester Prynne. Arthur Dimmesdale’s hypocrisy described at Puritan settlement in Boston, as a reverend Church Minister. He takes his honored seat in society to present two different personalities to hide his sin. However, Dimmesdale as a hypocrite, teach the people attending his sermons to admit their crimes to society and then he himself denies from doing the same. He hides his sin of adultery with Hester and leaves her alone to face the hardships of the penalty. Roger Chillingworth is a man who, in spite of the fact that he was once a heartfelt, intellectual man, has been changed in the name of revenge into an evil, a malevolent kind of human being. Chillingworth’s vengeful and evil nature revealed in his harsh manipulation and torture of Dimmesdale. Chillingworth; is the cruelest character who plotted to destroy his wife’s heart and her secret lover. However, due to cruel hypocrisy of the society, Hester and her daughter suffer a lot. Hester Prynne the main character, a mother of an illegal child. However, Hester commits a sin of adultery, but she is not the worst character in the novel. Indeed her husband left her alone to a new land, she then committing sins out of true love. Therefore, Hester is penalized by wearing the letter “A” on her bosom throughout her life, a penalty meant to castaway and forever representing as an adulterer. Yet all of Hester’s deeds are done out of love, love for pearl and love for Arthur Dimmesdale that does not make her the biggest sinner. In this novel, Hawthorne heightens the hypocrisy of the Puritans in order to describe them as the real sinners. However, the society criticizes Hester Prynne for her sin, those who blame her are not without sins themselves.

The story revolves around our Ml Jensen as he makes his way through college finding his legacy and love. This will be a slow burn. It's going to be boy love but that will be in the future. Hope you will join me in this oftentimes goofy journey of our Ml.

Perang sipil di Svartov sepertinya akan mulai terjadi juga di Teikokuten. Setelah kejatuhan Dinasti Seirei, Teikokuten mengalami perubahan hubungan diplomatis dengan negara-negara lain. Kaum Puritan mulai mengambil alih setiap sudut pemerintahan. Polisi Rahasia dikerahkan untuk melakukan pembantaian lawan politik. Negara semakin disentralisasi. Sementara faksi Anti-Kurogawa mulai mengumpulkan kekuatan. (Spin-off dari War Torn: Nation of Ruin dengan sudut pandang anggota Dinasti Seirei di Kekaisaran Teikokuten.)

While puritans will stop at nothing to rid their town of witches, Aidan was a man of God in the eyes of the priest; or so he thought. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/user/22qwzepbhim4bn2ma2soiwt5y/playlist/2MMZqez2HUct7RVrPxihVh?si=8QdXm5aDSF2fEJhvgWm6ww

Historical fiction rose to prominence in Europe during the early 19th century as part of the Romantic reaction to the Enlightenment, especially through the influence of the Scottish writer Sir Walter Scott, whose works were immensely popular throughout Europe. Among his early European followers we can find Willibald Alexis, Theodor Fontane, Bernhard Severin Ingemann, Miklós Jósika, Mór Jókai, Jakob van Lennep, Demetrius Bikelos, Enrique Gil y Carrasco, Carl Jonas Love Almqvist, Victor Rydberg, Andreas Munch, Alessandro Manzoni, Alfred de Vigny, Honoré de Balzac or Prosper Mérimée.[15][16][17][18][19] Jane Porter's 1803 novel Thaddeus of Warsaw is one of the earliest examples of the historical novel in English and went through at least 84 editions.[20] including translation into French and German,[21][22][23] The first true historical novel in English was in fact Maria Edgeworth's Castle Rackrent (1800).[24] In the 20th century György Lukács argued that Scott was the first fiction writer who saw history not just as a convenient frame in which to stage a contemporary narrative, but rather as a distinct social and cultural setting.[25] Scott's Scottish novels such as Waverley (1814) and Rob Roy (1817) focused upon a middling character who sits at the intersection of various social groups in order to explore the development of society through conflict.[26] Ivanhoe (1820) gained credit for renewing interest in the Middle Ages. Many well-known writers from the United Kingdom published historical novels in the mid 19th century, the most notable include Thackeray's Vanity Fair, Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities, George Eliot's Romola, and Charles Kingsley's Westward Ho! and Hereward the Wake. The Trumpet-Major (1880) is Thomas Hardy's only historical novel, and is set in Weymouth during the Napoleonic wars,[27] when the town was then anxious about the possibility of invasion by Napoleon.[28] In the United States, James Fenimore Cooper was a prominent author of historical novels who was influenced by Scott.[29] His most famous novel is The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757 (1826), the second book of the Leatherstocking Tales pentalogy.[30] The Last of the Mohicans is set in 1757, during the French and Indian War (the Seven Years' War), when France and Great Britain battled for control of North America. Cooper's chief rival,[31] John Neal, wrote Rachel Dyer (1828), the first bound novel about the 17th-century Salem witch trials.[32] Rachel Dyer also influenced future American fiction set in this period, like The Scarlet Letter (1850) by Nathaniel Hawthorne[33] which is one of the most famous 19th-century American historical novels.[34] Set in 17th-century Puritan Boston, Massachusetts during the years 1642 to 1649, it tells the story of Hester Prynne, who conceives a daughter through an affair and struggles to create a new life of repentance and dignity. In French literature, the most prominent inheritor of Scott's style of the historical novel was Balzac.[35] In 1829 Balzac published Les Chouans, a historical work in the manner of Sir Walter Scott.[36] This was subsequently incorporated into La Comédie Humaine. The bulk La Comédie Humaine, however, takes place during the Bourbon Restoration and the July Monarchy, though there are several novels which take place during the French Revolution and others which take place of in the Middle Ages or the Renaissance, including About Catherine de Medici and The Elixir of Long Life.