## Step 6 - Writing

#### Punishment

Read the newspaper articles and choose two of them to write about.
What is, in your opinion the right punishment? Why is that so? Write it down.

- Do the writing assignment on your own.
- Form groups of 3 or 4.
- Read each other's work and comment on it.
- Help each other and improve your text.
- Hand in your definitive text to your teacher.

Read the articles.

A crazed husband ripped out his nagging wife's tongue with pliers. When she screamed, he tore off the end of her nose and pulled out one of her teeth. The man, 31, went berserk when his 25-year-old wife moaned about his drinking in Iserlohn, Germany. (The Sun)
Police are hunting two suspects after a driver was kidnapped, forced to take cash from bank machines and then left naked in his car. The victim said he was attacked and then forced to drive to the bank teller machines after he spotted a car with flashing hazard lights at Stores Road, Derby, and offered to help. (The Observer)
A 63-year-old man was stabbed twice in the stomach after going to the rescue of his daughter, aged 32, when she was knifed in the chest near her home at Walcot, Swindon. He was stable after an operation to remove his spleen, while his daughter was recovering in hospital. A man was being questioned by police in connection with the attacks. (The Observer)
Thieves stole away with a haul that could be worth hundreds of thousands of pounds from the Wernher Collection, at Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire, home to some of Britain's finest art works. Among the items stolen were Fabergé eggs, ornaments and jewellery. Police said the alarm system protecting the collection failed to activate. (The Observer)
A brutal killer who stabbed and strangled a Salvation Army churchgoer in his home was being hunted by police yesterday. Lonely Ronald Cousins was murdered and they sprayed with gallons of white paint after a 'good Samaritan' act. The attack on Mr Cousins, 78, happened after he returned to his two-bedroomed terraced house in Chelmsford, Essex, late on Friday night. The killer is believed to have been offered shelter for the night by Mr Cousins, who met him in the town centre. (Daily Mirror, 18 April, 1994)

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