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…inscrutable at the last.¡¨ (207) Somalians¡¦ anger towards the Englishmen. Since Somaliland was a colony of England, Somalians grew deep anger towards the Englishmen, because they were treated as slaves for the Englishmen. ¡§With the Somalis, the attitude towards…

…freedoms and the right to participate in government. But when the “tyrannical” King George jumped in demanding control of the colonies, they were angered and looked for a way to keep their liberties. Second, America was taxed by the British government…

…angered by the way the U.S. did not give them protection which went against the “Treaty of Hopewell”. With all this built up anger it was virtually impossible to move them to another land “peaceably”. Especially since the land they would be moved to had…

…otherwise Priam might see his son and in the heart’s sorrow not hold his anger at the sight…”” (from the Iliad Book XXIV). They “Anointed it with olive oil, they threw a fair great cloak and tunic about him, and Achilleus himself lifted him and laid him…

…that he did, Chillingworth violated the sanctity of the human heart. In conclusion, Roger Chillingworth was a very emotionally disturbed man. His seething anger caused a drastically negative change in his personality. Despite his apparently upstanding…

…. "Medea is exiled from the land because of Jason" (70). This new problem that has been put in front of her has angered her not only because she must leave, but also because the safety of her children were not considered. Now Medea is considering killing her…

…to be easy targets for gang headhunters, as they are often alone and have a lot of pent up anger. Children also learn by example and if aggressiveness and/or hooliganism is practiced and accepted in the home, they are more susceptible to believing it is right…

…done the spilling. His countenance changed... "Handsomely done, my lad! And handsome is as handsome did it too!"" (31-32). Claggart here humiliates Billy and plants the seed from which his death and Billy's anger will spring. He wants to get Billy's goat…

…driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger." The character had a negative reaction to his new awareness. His realization caused him to have feelings of shame, anguish and anger. He was possessed and controlled by his passion…

…logical in response, and rather than to act on our anger by choosing the most detrimental action, to look for a more productive solution. Murder is committed out of anger, out of hate, and the response our justice system has to it should not be fueled by those…