Nemesis is a revenge that aims to repair the wrongs suffered through the punishment of those found guilty.
Meaning of nemesis
In Greek mythology nemesis was the distributing goddess of justice for crimes that remained unsolved or without punishment.
One of the current definitions is also that of a negative situation that occurred after a period that had been very positive on the contrary, as compensation in a world that must be dominated by harmony, where good and evil must manifest themselves in an equivalent measure.
Right revenge, punishment, avenging fate for compensation are the synonyms that best define nemesis.
In modern culture, the term has gradually assumed the concept of enemy, without forgetting that in the past it had different meanings as for Homer and Aristotle who used nemesis to indicate a feeling of indignation and indignation.
The historical nemesis, on the other hand, indicates one or more negative events that follow one another as for a fatal compensation after a lucky period.
The Russian campaign was, for example, the historical nemesis of Napoleon who rebalanced an antecedent situation marked by victories, which made him come out defeated revealing all his human limits and errors that had distinguished him as a character.
The nemesis in the historical sense also manifests itself as revenge handed down in subsequent generations for the injustices and faults with which the ancestors were stained in the past.
