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…. In “The Pardoners Tale” there are three villains and in The Hangman there is only one. Also in “The Pardoners Tale” the ending seems rather just and worthy that their attempts at treachery cast them down but in The Hangman there is a reaction of anger to the main…

…that he is treated like a slave and that he really has no purpose. He also feels that he is not appreciated for what he does like an artist or a movie star is. He says that a computer can do his job for him. He is angered by that because he feels…

…being so blunt then goes on to say that he is not speaking out of anger towards him, but out of “tender love.” The Old Man also says that this is just a friendly reprimanding, not so much a threat. Whether or not the Old Man is being truthful…

…Cassio, who Othello has named lieutenant. Cassio’s actual role in the play is merely to be stuck in the cross-fire of Iago’s anger, collateral damage. Then after using Roderigo, a clueless suitor to the beautiful Desdemona, Cassio is discredited as lieutenant…

…, which, being mostly federalist, was loyal to the British, not wanting to go to war and the southern part of the United States, having enough of the British presence on U.S. soil, wanting to go to war. This dispute was over whether or not to go to war; anger…

…. The monsters took malicious pleasure in perpetuating the false hopes of the doomed. I looked around me, and I saw a young woman staring about, tears streaming down her face. I felt like I was being engulfed by a huge wave. I have all of this anger inside me…

…to County Paris (a suitor). Juliet, after having spent the night with her new husband Romeo, is very unsettled and says she will not marry Paris. Juliet had been a reasonably obedient daughter until this scene, but in a moment of frustration and anger her father…

…on the Essex marsh was like a gauzy and radiant fabric, hung from the wooded rises inland, and draping the low shores in diaphanous folds. Only the gloom to the west, brooding over the upper reaches, became more sombre every minute, as if angered by the approach…

…create confusion and anger between the people involved. A prime example of failed communication presented in Sonny’s Blues was the narrator’s lack to hear Sonny’s request to be a musician, and Sonny’s inability to understand his brother’s concerns. After…

…anger over powers him and he attacks Mrs. Dubose Camellia Bushes. When his father returns home he is sent to go Apologize to Mrs. Dubose and is explained to that Mrs. Dubose is sick and that he can’t take everything she say so seriously. To repay her Jem…