In a story by Jean-Paul Sartre, Tom does calisthenics to keep warm while sharing a room with Pablo Ibbieta, who avoids this event after Gris is arrested.
In a story by Jean-Paul Sartre, Tom does calisthenics to keep warm while sharing a room with Pablo Ibbieta, who avoids this event after Gris is arrested. A Norman Mailer novel details the events surrounding this action being done upon Gary Gilmore. In The Idiot, a scene at Yepanchin's house sees Myshkin recount seeing one of these events in (*) France and describe how there is no hope in this action. Sydney Carton pretends to be Charles Darnay in order to save him from this event at the end of A Tale of Two Cities. For 10 points, name this event which can be performed by firing squad or guillotine.
In a story by Jean-Paul Sartre, Tom does calisthenics to keep warm while sharing a room with Pablo Ibbieta, who avoids this event after Gris is arrested.
{Execution}s [accept any and all answers pertaining to {capital punishment} including {“getting shot by a firing squad,” “hanging”} or {“getting killed by the government and/or some sort of higher authority”}]