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retribution
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Western countries
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Retribution is seen as a form of justice and punishment for crimes, often involving incarceration or other legal penalties.
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retribution
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Western countries
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Retribution is often associated with justice and is a fundamental principle in the legal system, including the concept of 'an eye for an eye'.
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retribution
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Western culture
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Retribution is a fundamental principle of justice, with the belief that a person should suffer in proportion to the harm they have caused.
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4
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revenge
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Western countries
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Revenge is often seen as a negative or destructive act, and seeking revenge is generally discouraged in favor of forgiveness and moving on.
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5
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revenge
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Western countries
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Seen as a necessary form of justice and maintaining honor within the group
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revenge
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Western culture
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Portrayed as a means of justice and personal satisfaction in many Western movies and literature.
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7
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revenge
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Western culture
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Revenge is often portrayed in Western literature and media as a justifiable and satisfying way to address grievances or seek justice.
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8
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revenge
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Western cultures
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Seeking revenge is often portrayed as a personal vendetta and is generally discouraged by legal systems.
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9
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vengeance
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Western culture
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Seeking vengeance is often portrayed as a personal pursuit of justice and closure in Western culture.
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10
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vengeance
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Western cultures
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Seeking vengeance is often portrayed as an individual's quest for justice and closure.
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11
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vengeance
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Western cultures
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Vengeance is often portrayed in Western cultures as an individual seeking personal justice and taking matters into their own hands.
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