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…an important role in the Novel Hedda Gabler by Henrick Ibsen. In this novel injustice is used as a sub-theme to the major theme which is jealousy and anger with society. Henrick Ibsen used many symbolisms to show Hedda’s jealousy and anger. Most…

…. The anger that Kincaid feels toward the British and toward her fellow Antiguans sets the tone for her scrutiny of her homeland. She recounts her journey through Antigua in a bitter and hate filled voice. While she acknowledges the positive influences and effects…

…. As she matures, she learns a great deal about her supposed weaknesses that later become strengths and help her to become more self-reliant and responsible for her own problems. Meg uses her impatience, lack of respect for authority, and anger to help her…

…and paranoia spread quickly among the people. Starved and fearful people began to look for a cause for all of the tragedies unfolding around them. Many Christians turned their anger towards the Jews. The Jewish people that were living in northern Europe took…

…The letters of F.Scott Fitzgerald Throughout F. Scott Fitzgeralds letter to Scottie we identify his anger yet attends carefully to his audience. We will examine in depth Fitzgerald’s relationship with Scottie. In Fitzgerald’s letter his anger…

…Molly does not want to kill Estella anymore because it was jealousy and anger that first lead her to want to kill Estella. Now many years later Molly does not hold the same anger and jealousy that she did before. Molly wanted to kill Estella…

…Anger is a very powerful emotion. Anger generates hostility and a loss of control. It can tear into a person’s heart and ruin them. We see this in Norman Mailer’s book The Executioner’s Song. The main character, Gary Gilmore, demonstrates so much…

…and yet still get the feeling that they are trying to promote, in other cases you might hear what the words are but not understand the point of what they are saying. For example in the song Saint Anger the lead singer is singing about how his anger builds…

…to bloodthirsty man is evident through his anger over his situation, his wanting revenge, and his determination to finally get what he wants. Hamlet's peaceful life was flipped upside down very quickly. His father, King Hamlet, died, and his mother remarried his…

…into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger. (32)" By breaking this statement into small pieces and key words, we can see it as a summation of the story's major themes…