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…of the temple during Passover. Jesus went into the outer precincts of temple, otherwise known as the Court of Gentiles, and was angered by the usury and the exploitation of the temple [money changers, vendors] to earn money: “It is written…‘My house will be called…

…was forty, she was already staring at infants, hesitating in front of toys displayed at Christmas. Quick to anger when a sharp word was flung at a child, or a woman's hold of a baby seemed awkward or careless. The worst burn she ever made was on the temple…

…it." Pap's only desire is to get his hands on Huck's money. There is never any compassion heard in Pap's voice, only anger. This anger is a result of Pap's alcoholism, which has a direct affect on Huck. When Pap drinks, he either physically or verbally abuses…

…all of this very easy if he had simply acted from the beginning as if they were doing nothing unusual. But he didn't trust them; he distrusted them, really hated them." When Bigger does murder Mary he didn't do so out of his anger for her but out of his…

…, and as I explained earlier in this essay it is a tough one. When someone is angered at the media, saying that they are profiting from the death and misery of others, they are not only trying to deny someone their right to free speech, they are stating…

…to a place of torture Yet I don’t know if there is such a place So it is when life turns to the worst That I decide to place my bets that there will be no such place Or should I wait this anger, pain and suffering out Is there anything to wait…

…of America living under British rule, Britain decided to put tax on certain items. It started with the sugar act then progressed with the stamp act, which both angered the colonies and developed the phrase 'No taxation without representation'. Next the British put…

…battle expertise and his devotion to the Venetian Army, Othello chooses Cassio him, which angers Iago into stirring contentions in Othello's mind. Earlier on in the play, we see Cassio being stripped from his position as Lieutenant, then the position…

…him. George had to find Lennie before the town folk found him. So when George found Lennie he had to shoot Lennie. But it wasn't out of anger it was out of love. In the play Macbeth by, William Shakespeare there was a protagonist who was Macduff…

…more than he bargained for. With all of his anger and greed built up, he is known in history by some for his noble woks. But as I look farther into history, I see not noble, but his hunger for an image, and for power, which turned his good thoughts…