It's a sucker punch, and there isn't a single trace of redemption, no matter how hard you look.
Despite the evident disparities within this juxtaposition, the work as a whole expresses a single idea, that of redemption through the power of love.
"It's rare when both men want redemption from a single fight," said Jim Lampley, HBO's boxing announcer.
By Kelefa Sanneh April 14, 2014 "It's rare when both men want redemption from a single fight," said Jim Lampley, HBO's boxing announcer.
But in the course of three minutes that can never be unseen, the Union Jack goes from being one of the last remaining symbols of a once-feared empire, to being defiled beyond redemption through a single sequinned vest.
So, for now, the city's hard-nosed position is that a pardon doesn't matter, that redemption doesn't matter, that a single mistake does indeed define a person.
Pecham's Philomena praevia is an extended lyrical meditation that blends the story of the Redemption with the liturgical course of a single day.
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History is represented by Benjamin as a single, unending catastrophe – an always-ongoing disaster that can only be halted by a Messianic moment of redemption, associated with the advent of Communism.
He soon replaced the last three movements with a single section, essentially a dramatic cantata, based on the closing scene of Goethe's Faust, Part II the depiction of an ideal of redemption through eternal womanhood (das Ewige-Weibliche).
