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…through the plot of the story and through a man and his struggle against fear and anger (the main character, Okonkwo). Throughout the book he tries to resolve the problems that develop all around him and within himself. As the story progresses, conflict…

…: In the Opinion of the Court, Justice Scalia looks to the association of the "fighting words doctrine" used by the MN Supreme Court and agrees that the phrase "arouses anger, alarm or resentment in others" is within the scope of the doctrine. However, the remaining…

…Murderers and other people prone to violence have distinct brain patterns that can be scanned and that might be changed with drugs and other therapies, researchers said. Most people's brain can rein in overreaction to emotions such as fear or anger…

…they are recieving from the parent, as well as the sensual pleasure. On the other hand they experience pain, guilt, and anger for what is being done. The question, "Is this right or wrong?" posses the greatest conflict within the childs mind. The abuse feels so wrong yet…

…of the ten tribes in a foreign country. Amos' message is largely a "cry for justice." Amos' message then was to spread justice to all people, especially the weak and the poor. Amos was angered because the rich people were disregarding God's law. God's law…

…. He will always give you instruction so that you may do the right thing as long as you devote your worship to him. He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty; and he that rules his spirit than he that taketh a city.…

…a false sense of pride and hope for the future from Hitler. Germans were feeling anger towards the nations forcing the treaty of Versailles against them because of many things. One, Loss of German territory, overseas and much of their own connected land…

…with anger,” (79) which creates an angry, and negative tone for Old Man Fat. Each of these all contributed somewhat equally to the general feel of the story, which almost makes the reader have to take the side of Chee, in his quest to get back his daughter…

…’clock and that his wife is waiting for him, seems especially angered at the patron’s continued presence. It seems the old man is very lonely and has no remaining family, save perhaps his niece, who cut him down from the rope with which he tried to hang…

…nominates himself but loses the election to Ralph. Jack is angered that he does not have control over the boys. Jack’s craving for power leads to a resentment towards Ralph and his power. In chapter four, when Jack paints his face he begins to laugh…