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…so’. Pattern uses a cynical tone to ‘home, sweet home’. ‘Home’ is a word related with security, as in the word ‘cocoon’, but the is cocoon is ‘raw’. Raw is associated with pain and anger, like a wound that is unhealed: ‘In that raw cocoon of parental hate…

…, and their masters profited" This is a man who not only feels bad for his own people, but also for the white people who endure cruelties. He himself does not ever call for anger or violence or revenge, but asks simply why men have not seen yet that violence begoughts…

…declared war on the U.S. that Germany would give Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona to the Mexican government. This letter was published in American newspapers on March 1, 1917. This letter angered Americans. More and more people demanded war. On April 6, 1917…

…their anger, the working class of Congo, decided to join rebel armies and raid the Belgians. Some decided to stop working all together to protect themselves. A drastic amount of workers and work perished in Congo’s fight for independence. All…

…against Hamlet is his excessive melancholiness. Hamlet experiences rejection from his true love, anger from the murder of his father, betrayal from his friends and family, and fear from what lies ahead. These feelings of pain and sorrow are embedded deep inside…

…town. In any case, it was clear that the author used strong influential language in order to make the reader feel what the characters were truly feeling and expressing; poverty, anger, hope, momentary joy, endurance, and in the end, the satisfaction…

…laws was that it was his historic power and that he need only answer to God. This was another mistake because it made both the citizens and the government angered and more eager to overthrow him. Another one of the great mistakes that Nicholas II made…

…in the student newspaper that may offend someone or some group in any way. Without restrictions on freedom, students can put anything in the student newsletter that can arise anger and tensions between groups or students. It is the school’s responsibility…

…. A main cause for this was the high price for the gold license that every miner had to carry. Another cause was the constant harassment of the diggers by the police, or ‘traps’ during the license hunts. The final event that made the diggers’ anger snap…

…brother's attempt at friendship. Jem's anger at this injustice foreshadows his later rage concerning Tom Robinson's trial. While Scout keeps her innocence and optimism throughout the book, Jem undergoes several big disappointments, as part of his "growing up…