CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN FEMI OSOFISAN’S ONCE UPON FOUR ROBBERS AND ARINGINDIN AND THE NIGHT WATCHMEN

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Punishment has been observed as the hard treatment inflicted on a person by an authority, for a failing or wrong doing in some respect of a rule, law or order (Feinberg 4). This definition given by Feinberg is also not satisfactory according to him, as it does not cover the concept of penalties. This only tries to delineate that punishment can be quantified according to the seriousness of the offence or crime committed; this is why offside offence, parking ticket offence and so on may not be in the same category as murder and so on. In the various range of punishment given by Feinberg, absolution of others is what the plays, Once Upon Four Robbers and Aringindin and the Night Watchmen by Femi Osofisan, leans towards, since the politicians and other enemies of the state who would look the state try are not found guilty of stealing.

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