Should Uses - Grammar short Lesson

Should is the past tense of shall in indirect speech.

    Direct: He said, ‘the scoundrel shall be trashed.’
    Indirect: He said that the scoundrel should be trashed.
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The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ

The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman

From the writer of The Golden Compass - controversial for its depiction of a patriarchal and inhumane Catholic-like institution - comes an articulation of his belief through the "myth" of the life of Jesus Christ.

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Scoundrel by Zoe Archerby Zoe Archer

London Harcourt's father is bent on subjugating the world's magic to British rule. But since London is a mere female, he hasn't bothered to tell her so. He's said only that he's leading a voyage to the Greek isles. No matter, after a smothering marriage and three years of straitlaced widowhood, London jumps at the opportunity - unfortunately, right into the arms of Bennett Day. Bennett is a ladies' man, when he's not dodging lethal attacks to protect the powers of the ancients from men like London's father...

Beloved Scoundrel

Marianna Sanders realized she could not trust this dark and savagely seductive stranger who had come to spirit her away across the sea. She possessed a secret that could topple an empire, a secret that Jordan Draken, the duke of Cambaron, was determined to wrest from her. In the eyes of the world the arrogant duke was her guardian, but they both knew she was to be a prisoner in his sinister plot-and a slave to his exquisite pleasure.

Scoundrel

Bostonian Paul Shanahan is many things: part-time marine surveyor, smuggler, gunrunner, suspected CIA agent. A full-time scoundrel with ties to nothing and no one -- except to an ex-lover who died years before in a hail of bullets -- he has agreed to transport five million dollars in gold across the ocean by sailboat, money earmarked by the Irish Republican Army for the purchase of fifty-three Stinger missiles.