Samson - Revision history

Bonsall at 14:43, 26 November 2025

2025-11-26T14:43:30Z

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	\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)		\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)
	\|Has Motif=Humiliation; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative; Deceitful woman		\|Has Motif=Humiliation; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative; Deceitful woman; Deception; Bodily transformation; Grief; Pride
	\|Has Summary='''Samson'''		\|Has Summary='''Samson'''

	Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.		Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.


			[From Steinmetz; added by Jane Bonsall.]
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2025-03-04T19:13:05Z

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	{{Inset Story		{{Inset Story
	\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)		\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)
	\|Has ~~Content Tag~~=Humiliation; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative; Deceitful woman		\|Has Motif=Humiliation; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative; Deceitful woman
	\|Has Summary='''Samson'''		\|Has Summary='''Samson'''

	Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.		Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.
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Bonsall at 12:48, 20 January 2025

2025-01-20T12:48:39Z

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	{{Inset Story		{{Inset Story
	\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)		\|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)
	\|Has Content Tag=Humiliation~~; Deceitful wife~~; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative		\|Has Content Tag=Humiliation; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative; Deceitful woman
	\|Has Summary='''Samson'''		\|Has Summary='''Samson'''

	Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.		Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.
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2025-01-09T16:27:13Z

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{{Inset Story
|Has Critical Literature=Nishimura (2001); Steinmetz (1999)
|Has Content Tag=Humiliation; Deceitful wife; Deception of would-be lover; Gullible (would-be) lover; Imprisonment; Murder; Violent punishment; (Threat of) bodily mutilation; Suicide; Blindness; Biblical narrative
|Has Summary='''Samson'''

Samson, the hero with superhuman strength, famous for wrestling a lion with his bare hands and singlehandedly defeating the Philistine army, is betrayed by his lover. He reveals to her that the secret to his strength is his hair, and she cuts it off in his sleep. The Philistines take advantage of his weakness and capture Samson. He is blinded and dragged to their victory banquet, and made a laughingstock. After a time, Samson asks to be taken to lean against the pillars that support the roof, and as his strength returns, he pulls them down with his bare hands, killing many of the gathered Philistines and himself.
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