One truism lay underneath every choice and word: change what people think and you change the world.” Discussed in Book 3 of The Expanse. The book poses the question of redemption throughout and in particular the question of if a line can be drawn to define when someone is beyond redemption and if so, where to draw that line. Multiple characters have different stances on the matter, ranging from “every human life has value, no matter how tainted or corrupted” to “it is entirely possible for someone to go so far into the red that they can never balance the books.“ Melba Koh/ Clarissa Mao in particular seems to constantly zig-zag where she draws that line with respect to herself and others, depending on her mental state and self-awareness. My ability with the sword is secondary to my ability to talk. See, I understand what no one else seems to grasp. Communication is manipulation. Every time we speak, we are trying to achieve an effect – a goal.’ – Wichtig That case worked well through much of the last decade, mostly because of ESG investors’ abhorrence of fossil fuels and embrace of technology firms, but the Russian invasion of Ukraine changed the calculus. As sector funds underperformed, advocates moved on to claim that higher ESG scores lead to less risk and lower costs of capital. Perhaps because both risk claims are questionable, they now contend that ESG’s primary purpose is disclosure about material issues. A driving question throughout the first five seasons is whether or not Eobard Thawne, the Reverse-Flash, is really capable of turning over a new leaf and caring about others. Season Five concludes that while he can build emotional bonds with others, it'll never be enough to get him to change; as shown when he readily plans to sacrifice his pupil Nora West-Allen/XS to save himself from being executed for his crimes. It's at this point that XS and her mother Iris finally give up on him along with the rest of Team Flash.

All the parts of speech in English are used to make sentences. All sentences include two parts: the subject and the verb (this is also known as the predicate). The subject is the person or thing that does something or that is described in the sentence. The verb is the action the person or thing takes or the description of the person or thing. If a sentence doesn’t have a subject and a verb, it is not a complete sentence (e.g., In the sentence “Went to bed,” we don’t know who went to bed). Into The Broken Lands: Lord Ryan decides he needs to execute his cousin Lyelee, not specifically because they murdered their own friend in cold blood for knowing too much, but because they didn't care at all about committing the murder. In Brightburn, Tori watches as her son gets superpowers and does all kinds of horrible things with them. Eventually, she decides to exploit his Kryptonite Factor and kill her own son after all of her honest attempts to show him The Power of Love don't work. Too bad for Tori that Brandon catches her before she can do it, and drops her from the upper atmosphere.

In the first movie, when Tai Lung defeats Master Shifu, he tries to say that he’s sorry for failing him as a father. But Tai rejects his apology, as he’s not interested in his forgiveness and only wants the Dragon Scroll. When Po arrives and sees Shifu near death, he decides that Tai Lung has to go, and uses the Wuxi Finger Hold on him during their battle. Morgana: Can I assume that you've made up your minds about this—about how [Kamoshida] might suffer a mental shutdown? See also This Is Unforgivable!. Compare Complete Monster, who never had any redeeming qualities to begin with but could also easily become this anyway. Contrast Even Evil Can Be Loved and Good Cannot Comprehend Evil. Not to be confused with It Is Beyond Saving, which is about a place that can't be rebuilt. But there are many who would see this would-be-god in their thrall, including the High Priest’s own Doppels, and a Slaver no one can resist. Three reprobates—The Greatest Swordsman in the World, a murderous Kleptic, and possibly the only sane man left—have their own nefarious plans for the young god. In conclusion, the phrase beyond redemption is a powerful one that should be used sparingly and in the right context. When using the phrase, make sure that you understand its meaning and use it to convey a sense of finality and a strong opinion. With these tips in mind, you can use the phrase beyond redemption effectively in your writing and speech.

Dr. Viktor Adler from Power Rangers Wild Force. Formerly a friend to Cole's birth parents, Adler fell in love with Cole's mother, but got the wrong idea she loved him. Adler also learned Cole's father had proposed to her on the day Adler was planning to do the same thing, without her knowing. Becoming increasingly hateful to them for thinking Cole's father stole his life's work and a chance at a family, Adler swallowed the seeds of the original Master Org and sought their deaths, then decided to destroy nature and humanity out of spite. When Cole chooses to forgive Adler in hopes of changing his ways, Adler rejects them wholeheartedly. Princess Shayla later tries the same thing, but Adler's soul has long since corrupted even before the original Master Org started using his body, making it clear his I've Come Too Far moment isn't out of regret, but a reminder he doesn't want to redeem himself. Thus, Cole and Shayla, both valuing life, realize Adler has no good in him and must be destroyed. The voices in my head just told me they were hearing voices. The said the voices wanted them to do something dangerous.The Bad Guys: Mr. Snake believes himself to be this; having spent so much of his life being seen and behaving as an unsympathetic monster, he has a hard time believing Mr. Wolf when he insists Snake can be a hero. Even with Wolf's Positive Friend Influence, Snake has a hard time accepting his own reformation, and this is what allows the Overlord to corrupt him, turning him into one of his servants. The whole world comes to this conclusion with the Federation in Project Wingman. In mission 20, Sicario and the Cascadians successfully recapture the capital city of Presidia, and delegates from both sides come to the table to arrange for a ceasefire. Unfortunately, Crimson 1 arrives and nukes Presidia to oblivion with cordium bombs just as soon as negotiations were about to begin. As a result, the whole world has come to see Crimson 1’s actions as one last act of cowardly spite from the Federation, with it being heavily implied that the Federation will soon collapse. Common knowledge isn't an axiom, it's a force of nature. What the masses believe is. But insanity is a weapon; conviction a shield. Delusions give birth to foul new gods. Violent and dark, the world is filled with the Geisteskranken - men and women whose delusions manifest, twisting reality.

At first I was finding the book boring but I kept going and it turned out rather good =) Yes, there are all kinds of killings and some narley stuff with mirrors (don't ask) but it was good! As these forces converge on the boy, there’s one more obstacle: time is running out. Because as the delusions become more powerful, the also become harder to control. The fate of the Geisteskranken is to inevitably find oneself in the Afterdeath. The question, then, is: The scarred warrior was liquid death. He flowed around and through them, leaving corpses and shattered bones in his wake"In the "Divine Justice" route, Harmony makes no effort to make Celestia realize the error of her ways; so far as they are concerned, if she was capable of recognizing that, she would have done so on her own long before now. As a result, they turn her to stone and seal her statue into the center of the Earth, still fully aware and unable to die until the Earth itself does. Beyond Redemption is a classic Western adventure tale. Three cowboys, bound by a beautiful friendship, return home to their ranch after a hard day’s work only to find— Apotheosis (MHA) makes this a matter of opinion. While some, like All Might and Mirio, see Izuku as a Tragic Villain who needs to face justice for his crimes, but is still capable of redeeming himself, others see him as completely past the point of no return, such as Gran Torino and Katsuki. Note that All Might and Katsuki are both especially biased on this front, as both played a part in Izuku becoming a Villain Protagonist in the first place; All Might blames himself for this, while Katsuki refuses to admit any fault beyond thinking that he should have bullied Izuku HARDER. Brilliant plan. Unfortunately, there are always unexpected hurdles to overcome in any situation. Konig’s problem turns out to be something so simple he overlooked the possibility of it arising: outsiders.