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…that they had followed him to Marsha's house.         Leroy was filled with both anger and sadness at the same time because the only reason he had for living was gone because Marsha was dead. So the next morning he got up took one of his guns from under…

…with different religions, and I welcome learning about them; so when this family expressed such hatred toward my personal religion, it angered me. <Tab/>What I did not realize at first was that this novel took place right after World War II…

…the electrical box outside the ogre's house disabling him from watching survivor. This made the ogre mad. As a result of the ogre's anger, he jumped in front of all the village people and blew flames from his mouth burning the people to ashes. After two hours he fixed…

….<Tab/>I think Travis made eckels go get the bullets because a) one of the men had to get it! B) Eckels had already angered him. 4.<Tab/>The significance of the miss spelled writing was that due to eckels stepping…

…TURNING THE PAGES OF DRAINING THOUGHTS AS THEY VIGOURSLY RUN THROUGH MY MIND. GRABBING PAPER TO WRITE ONCE MORE, OPENING A ONCE CLOSED DOOR. THE WALLS START TO CAVE AS I REACH FOR MORE PAPER TO HELP RELEASE THE ANGER, PAINS AND CRUELTY THAT IS FELT. THE PEN…

…because he says that his nose was flattened and many people don’t become racist against him. Only one person is racist and that is mike. He takes his anger out on him Cohn. Cohn takes most of the personal attacks till the end. Near the end of the book he…

…will be. Antigone is in engaged to Haemon, the son of Creon. Antigone follows through with her plan to her brother and this angers Creon. Creon decision is to exile Antigone to a cave for life and spare Ismene. Haemon begs his father to spare Antigone but his pleading…

…In the story “Desiree’s Baby” by Kate Chopin Armand Valmonde falls in love with Desiree and marries her. They live happily together until Armand notices his first born child was a mix of the black and white races. In an angered rage Armand refuses…

…is only the beginning of the racial oppression he has had to continue to endure. This extreme police brutality has not only left him mostly deaf but also with an uncontrollable sense of anger. “I, I had a hate in me, even now. I don’t like to hate, never do…

…as a human, about the inequalities in life faced by humans, human sexuality, human anger, human hatred, human frustration, human emptiness, and humanity. Upon deeper thought, and realization, one of her major themes is SELF. Seeing yourself in other’s eyes…