renamed 'high treason' to 'treason'

notes/stories/film/film-rottentomatoes-top100.st.txt

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ social oppression [the Normans in England seized power and oppressed their saxon
 resistance movement [Robin organized a resistance movement against the usurper prince John.]
 
 :: Major Themes
-high treason [Prince John betrayed his brother; thee word was used for others too]
+treason [Prince John betrayed his brother. The word 'treason' was used for others too.]
 life in medieval Europe [we saw an ide of life in England in the 1190s]
 attitude of superiority [in particular Robin Hood and in particular about archery, held himself out as superior]
 infatuation [Robin and Marion became besotted with each other]

notes/stories/film/film-scifi-1920s.st.txt

@@ -535,7 +535,7 @@ terrorism [Terrorists helped to provoke a war by bombing a train passing through
 undersea tunnel [A tunnel connected under the English Channel England and France]
 war propaganda [Dr. Seymour and Evelyn Seymour cautioned the pacifists not to fall for the war propaganda being circulated]
 compromising one's ethical principles vs. great need [Dr. Seymour shoots the President of Europe against his pacifist principles in order to prevent the outbreak of a world war]
-high treason [Dr. Seymour commits treason by shooting the President of Europe in a last ditched attempt to prevent the outbreak of a world war]
+treason [Dr. Seymour committed treason by shooting the president of Europe in a last ditched attempt to prevent the outbreak of a world war.]
 human self-sacrifice [Dr. Seymour sentenced to death for shooting the President of Europe in order to prevent the outbreak of a world war]
 aerial bombing of cities [the massive destruction and horror resulting from the aerial bombing of urban centers featured]
 

notes/stories/film/film-scifi-1950s.st.txt

@@ -2327,7 +2327,7 @@ the dangers of radioactivity [Dr. Ted Stevens and others against the radiation i
 
 :: Minor Themes
 human vs. beast [Dr. Ted Stevens and others against the radiation induced sea monster.]
-high treason [Professor King worried that his secretary might commit treason by selling his atomic discovery to an enemy state.]
+treason [Professor King worried that his secretary might commit treason by selling knowledge of King's atomic discovery to an enemy state.]
 
 
 movie: Warning from Space (1956)
@@ -2525,7 +2525,7 @@ the importance of remembering history [Winston's job was to rewrite history in t
 the winners write history [Winston's job was to rewrite history in the interest of his totalitarian state.]
 demonization of the enemy [Propaganda videos demonizing those in the enemy state of Euroasia were show to the people of the totalitarian state.]
 war propaganda [Propaganda videos demonizing those in the enemy state of Euroasia were show to the people of the totalitarian state.]
-high treason [Big Brother sentenced dissidents to death based on charges of treason.]
+treason [Big Brother sentenced dissidents to death based on charges of treason.]
 thoughtcrime society [Winston and Julia were accused of thoughtcrime and arrested by the thought police.]
 mind control technology [Charrington attempted to mentally condition Winston.]
 coping with being tortured [Charrington tortured Winston.]

notes/stories/film/film-scifi-2010s.st.txt

@@ -2925,7 +2925,7 @@ speculative ability related to another being [Carl used his psychic powers to in
 questioning one's sanity [Johnny questioned the veracity of his senses upon encountering his deceased lover, Dizzy Flores.]
 weapons of mass destruction [Sky Marshal Amy Snapp wished to use a Q-bomb to destroy Mars to increase her political approval rating.]
 speculative weapon [There was talk of using the planet destroying Q-bomb to blow up Mars.]
-high treason [Carl was charged with sedition and conspiracy against the Federation.]
+treason [Carl was charged with sedition and conspiracy against the Federation.]
 heroism [A news narrator told of a squad of troopers making a noble last stand against a bug alien army of 100,000 Arachnid warriors.]
 
 

notes/stories/literature/play-shakespeare.st.txt

@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ history [we saw an idea of how Richard II might have fallen to Bolingbroke who b
 betrayal [Richard II lamented the vile people that had once cheered him but now turned coat and cheered Henry IV]
 self-confidence [the story hinged on Richard II indecisiveness, insecurities etc. of Richard II]
 father and son [John of Gaunt and Bolingbroke; York and Aumerle]
-high treason [Bolingbroke did not take well to being exiled by King Richard II. Bolingbroke therefore returned secretly to England to overthrow Richard and crown himself King Henry IV.]
+treason [Bolingbroke did not take well to being exiled by King Richard II. Bolingbroke therefore returned secretly to England to overthrow Richard and crown himself King Henry IV.]
 
 :: Minor Themes
 what if I had to fight to the death [Harry of Hereford and Thomas Duke of Norfolk endured a lengthy preamble to what they intended to be a knightly duel to the death]
@@ -493,7 +493,7 @@ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_III_(play)
 :: Choice Themes
 the lust for power [Richard was notably hungry for power]
 courtly intrigues [Richard plotted and schemed to remove his adversaries in court and make himself king.]
-high treason [Richard plotted against his brother and King. Hastings was executed on a trumped up charge of treason.]
+treason [Richard plotted against his brother and king. Hastings was executed on a trumped up charge of treason.]
 
 :: Major Themes
 coping with being disfigured [Richard complained about his deformity and said it is the reason for him being a villain]
@@ -845,7 +845,7 @@ sacrifice for one's beliefs [Brutus and his co-conspirators risked everything fo
 :: Major Themes
 taking the law into one's own hands [in killing Caesar, Brutus and others took the law as they saw it into their own hands as Caesar controlled the judiciary]
 political assassination [the killing of Caesar is one of the most famous political assassinations]
-high treason [Brutus and others committed treason in killing their military leader Caesar]
+treason [Brutus and others committed treason in killing their military leader, Caesar.]
 betrayal [Brutus betrayed and killed his long friend and once beloved leader Caesar, to the latter's infamous surprise]
 civil war [Rome was thrust into a period of civil war following Caesar's assassination and Brutus lead his legions to Philippi, Greece, where he was defeated.]
 suicide [Brutus committed suicide rather than let himself be taken prisoner and brought to Rome in chains, as did Porcia, Cassius and, Titinius]
@@ -1362,7 +1362,7 @@ the dangers of unchecked ambition [the Macbeths' power hunger lead to bloody bat
 
 :: Major Themes
 regicide [The Macbeth's killed their liege lord King Duncan.]
-high treason [Macduff killing the king he had been loyal to was a surprise treason.]
+treason [Macduff killing the king he had been loyal to was a surprise treason.]
 husband and wife [Lord and Lady Macbeth]
 loyalty to a leader [the Macbeth's to their liege lord King Duncan]
 witchcraft [three witches foretold Macbeth's rise to power and may thereby have inspired him to commit his gruesome regicide]
@@ -1437,7 +1437,7 @@ pleasure in the misfortune of another [Edgar noted that when poor people see the
 civil war [there was talk of war 'twixt Albany and Cornwall]
 war [a French army arrived to reinstall Lear on the throne in Britain]
 coping with a disability [Gloucester lived as blind men for a good portion of the play]
-high treason [Albany said he arrest Edmund on a count of treason.]
+treason [Albany said he arrested Edmund on a count of treason.]
 father and son [Gloucester with Edgar and Edmund]
 brother and brother [Edgar and Edmund]
 fratricide [Regan was poisoned by his own brother, Goneril.]
@@ -1593,7 +1593,7 @@ contraposed political ideologies [aristocracy vs. commoners regarding food scarc
 the desire for vengeance [Afidius wanted reveng on MArcius; later MArcius wanted to wreck vengeance on Rome]
 mother and son [Volumnia and Marcius]
 betrayal [Marcius betrayed his former allies in Rome, then his new ally Aufidius; he also considered himself betrayed by the ungrateful people in Rome]
-high treason [After being exiled from Rome, Coriolanus went over to the enemy. Marcius committed treason to Rome, then was accused of the same to Volumnia by Aufidius when he made peace.]
+treason [After being exiled from Rome, Coriolanus went over to the enemy. Marcius committed treason to Rome, then was accused of the same to Volumnia by Aufidius when he made peace.]
 
 :: Minor Themes
 rich character vs. poor character [we saw various senators and other high people contrasted with commoners, some of which were lacking food]
@@ -1688,7 +1688,7 @@ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tempest
 5 <mikael>
 
 :: Choice Themes
-high treason [Prospero resented having been usurped by Antonio as Duke of Milan, 12 years ago; Sebastian and Antonio were about to murder others in their sleep; Caliban sided with Stephano and plotted agains his former master Prospero]
+treason [Prospero resented having been usurped by Antonio as Duke of Milan, 12 years ago. Sebastian and Antonio were about to murder others in their sleep. Caliban sided with Stephano and plotted against his former master Prospero.]
 
 :: Major Themes
 father and daughter [Prospero and Miranda]
@@ -1794,7 +1794,7 @@ divorce [Henry VIII wriggled out of his marriage by means of annulment]
 what is truth [the play leaves us wondering who is really honest and who is not]
 courtly intrigues [Intrigues were variously implied thought the truth of them often remained muddled.]
 husband and wife [Henry VIII and Katherine, then Ann]
-high treason [King Henry prosecuted Buckingham for treason, and threatened to do the same for queen Katherine.]
+treason [King Henry prosecuted Buckingham for treason, and threatened to do the same for queen Katherine.]
 
 :: Minor Themes
 what if I was accused of a crime that I didn't commit [Buckingham was wrongfully accused and then condemned for treason]

notes/stories/literature/writing-various.st.txt

@@ -47,6 +47,6 @@ anger [Wrath was punished in the fifth circle of Hell.]
 heresy [Heretics were punished in the sixth circle of Hell.]
 violent crime [Violence, especially murder, was punished in the seventh circle of Hell, divided into three rings corresponding to violence against neighbors, against self, and against God/art/nature respectively.]
 criminal fraud [Fraud was punished in the eight circle of Hell, subdivided into numerous Bolgias including for panderers, flatterers, simoniacs, sorcerers, barrators, hypocrites, thieves, sowers of discord, and falsifiers.]
-high treason [Treason was punished in the ninth circle of Hell, subdivided into four rounds for treason against kin, treason against country, and treason against guests, and treasons against one's lords. At the center of Hell, treason against God is punished.]
+treason [Treason was punished in the ninth circle of Hell, subdivided into four rounds for treason against kin, treason against country, and treason against guests, and treasons against one's lords. At the center of Hell, treason against God is punished.]
 
 

notes/stories/television/tv-startrek-ds9.st.txt

@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ sacrifice for a loved one [Jadzia about protecting the reputation of friend's wi
 murder [Curzon Dax was the prime suspect in a thirty-year-old murder cold case.]
 
 :: Minor Themes
-high treason [Jadzia accused of treason]
+treason [Jadzia was accused of treason.]
 coping with unwelcome romantic attention [Bashir pestering Jadzia for a date]
 extramarital affair [Curzon Dax and Enina Tandro had an affair in the general's absence]
 mother and son [Enina Tandro and Ilon Tandro]
@@ -1778,7 +1778,7 @@ infatuation [Kira and Bareil Antos]
 
 :: Major Themes
 having a skeleton in the closet [Bareil Antos hid Kai Opaka's involvement in the Kendra Valley massacre]
-high treason [Kubus Oak was accused of treason for having willingly collaborated with the Cardassians during the occupation of Bajor]
+treason [Kubus Oak was accused of treason for having willingly collaborated with the Cardassians during the occupation of Bajor.]
 democracy [Bajorans were holding an election for the leader of their world government]
 trust in a friend [Kira in her lover Bareil Antos' innocence over being involved in the Kendra Valley massacre]
 war crime [Bareil Antos was accused of being involved in the Kendra Valley Massacre.]
@@ -2073,7 +2073,7 @@ Directed by: Les Landau. Story by: Robert Hewitt Wolfe.
 what if I found out I was a different person than I thought I was [Cardassians concocted elaborate plot to convince Kira she was really an undercover Cardassian agent who had lost all her memories]
 
 :: Major Themes
-high treason [Obsidian Order kidnapping Kira was a roundabout way to expose Tekeny Ghemor's treasonous involvement with political dissidents]
+treason [The Obsidian Order kidnapping Kira was a roundabout way to expose Tekeny Ghemor's treasonous involvement with political dissidents.]
 human vs. captivity [Kira kidnapped by the Cardassians]
 father and daughter [Tekeny Ghemor pretended to be Kira's real father]
 social activism [Cardassian political dissidents were organizing against the sinister Obsidian Order]
@@ -4545,7 +4545,7 @@ the end justifies the means [Benjamin destroys atmosphere of inhabited planet to
 annihilation by WMDs [Benjamin rendered Maquis planet uninhabitable by destroying its atmosphere]
 
 :: Minor Themes
-high treason [Benjamin went on mission to capture Eddington and bring him back to be tried for treason]
+treason [Benjamin went on mission to capture Eddington and bring him back to be tried for treason.]
 betrayal [Benjamin accused Eddington of having betrayed him and the Federation]
 biological weapons [Eddington used biogenic weapons in an attack on the Cardassians]
 
@@ -5458,7 +5458,7 @@ facing an overpowering adversary [Federation predicted to lose war against Domin
 infatuation [Lauren was infatuated with Julian; Sarina Douglas with Jack]
 
 :: Minor Themes
-high treason [Jack, Karen Loews, Patrick, Lauren, Sarina Douglasy committed treason by negotiating with the Dominion without Federation approval]
+treason [Jack, Karen Loews, Patrick, Lauren, Sarina Douglasy committed treason by negotiating with the Dominion without Federation approval.]
 hatred of exceptional people [Certain Starfleet officers expressed a distain toward genetically engineered people.]
 speculative genetic engineering [Julian attempted to reintegrate three genetically-engineered misfits into society.]
 genetically engineered person [Julian attempted to reintegrate three genetically-engineered misfits into society.]
@@ -6380,7 +6380,7 @@ questioning one's loyalties [Weyoun 6 and Odo grappling with their allegiances]
 
 :: Major Themes
 defection [Weyoun 6 defected from the Dominion to the Federation.]
-high treason [Weyoun 6 turned his back on his own people and the Founders by defecting to the Federation]
+treason [Weyoun 6 turned his back on his own people and the Founders by defecting to the Federation.]
 sacrifice for one's beliefs [Weyoun 6 committed suicide in order to save the life of his god Odo]
 the art of entrepreneurship [Nog obtaining part for Miles]
 coping with an obsessive fan [Odo coped with Weyoun fawning over him in the shuttlecraft.]

notes/stories/television/tv-startrek-enterprise.st.txt

@@ -2794,7 +2794,7 @@ working together in spite of disagreement [Tucker held a grudge against Degra fo
 artificial planet [T'Pol led a mission to recover something from inside one of the Xindi Spheres.]
 civil war [A civil war erupted among the Xindi for control of the superweapon.]
 reconciliation [Tucker and Degra reconciled their differences and word together to fix the Enterprise.]
-high treason [Degra was accused of treason by Dolim.]
+treason [Degra was accused of treason by Dolim.]
 ethnic hatred [Xindi against Humans. Xindi reptilians against other Xindi species.]
 problem of language and meaning [Hoshi translated the aquatic Xindi language for Archer.]
 coping with the death of a family member [Tucker grieved over the death of his sister who'd perished in a Xindi attack on Earth.]

notes/stories/television/tv-startrek-tng.st.txt

@@ -4059,9 +4059,9 @@ Empire's invasion plans.
 4 <paul>
 
 :: Choice Themes
-high treason [Alidar Jarok :: Jarok was accused of committing treason by the Romulans]
-loyalty to one's species [Alidar Jarok :: Jarok betrayed Romulans and vice versa]
-struggling with a life-changing decision [Alidar Jarok :: Jarok about defecting to Federation]
+treason [Alidar Jarok was accused of committing treason by the Romulans.]
+loyalty to one's species [Alidar Jarok betrayed the Romulans and vice versa.]
+struggling with a life-changing decision [Alidar Jarok about defecting to Federation]
 
 :: Major Themes
 trust in a potential foe [Picard :: Picard in Jarok]
@@ -4624,7 +4624,7 @@ international politics [Federation drawn into Klingon political dispute]
 :: Major Themes
 belonging [Worf :: Worf among Humans]
 patriotism [Worf :: Worf about his Klingon heritage]
-high treason [Worf's father accused of treason]
+treason [Worf's father accused of treason.]
 the need to be treated with respect [Worf :: Worf among Klingons]
 sacrifice for a loved one [Kurn :: Worf accepts discommendation for Kurn]
 father and son [Mogh/Worf :: Worf and father]