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carrion (noun) – dead and decaying flesh of animals, often considered unfit for food.

implacable (adjective) – not able to be appeased, pacified, or changed; relentless and unyielding.

augur (noun) – a person who predicts or interprets signs, especially in ancient Rome by observing birds or omens.

entrails (noun) – the internal organs of an animal, especially the intestines.

hearth (noun) – the floor of a fireplace, often symbolizing the home or family warmth.

gorge (noun) – a deep narrow valley between hills or mountains; (verb) to eat greedily or to fill oneself to excess.

aphorism (noun) – a concise, memorable statement expressing a general truth or principle.

Fury (noun) – in mythology, one of the three goddesses of vengeance; (fury, noun) intense anger or rage.

clement (adjective) – merciful, mild, or lenient in disposition or weather.

Rapture (noun) – in theology, the event of being taken to heaven; (rapture, noun) a feeling of intense pleasure or joy.

hamartia (noun) – a character flaw or error that leads to the downfall of a tragic hero.

hubris (noun) – excessive pride or self-confidence often leading to downfall.