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…a nation in abject poverty. For instance, at the Salt Works demonstration, men stepped up fearlessly, calmly, and without anger in groups to be mercilessly beaten with iron-tipped rods. Gandhi's aim in such protests was to capture the world's attention…

…William Shakespeare uses many techniques to liven the intensity, and the excitement in his plays. In the play of MacBeth, Shakespeare uses blood imagery to add a sense of fear, guilt, shame, insanity, and anger to the atmosphere. The use of blood imagery…

…these rights they chose to secede from the union. This action angered the President and many Republicans because they believed that it was unconstitutional for a state to secede. Senator John Sherman on the other hand believed that they gave the states too much…

…a great danger with her help, he welcomed her on his ship and after he came to discover her reason for coming, he urged her not to be afraid of her father's anger. He promised also to carry her away in the ship as soon as possible. On the following day, Jason…

…. Many people believe that even the violent video games such as Quake and Dungeons and Dragons; provide a positive way to purge anger and frustration. Video games may actually be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. They provide hours…

…, or the Catholics, had a large argument over Jerusalem and her holy monuments, with the Orthodox, or the Russians. Louis Napoleon decided that he must go to the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, and persuade him to look to the Catholic's side. Nicholas was angered…

…". And maybe he's using satire to show us that. He's also showing us that, Huck is just a child and can be very gullible. I mean Huck is just 13 years of age and very uneducated. But it's understandable that he is; his drunken father, whom is in dire need for anger…

…he most likely would never have done in his lifetime. In anger Montresor rid himself of a man that had insulted him. He must have figured that he was making his life better, but was the rest of his life really better with a life on his hands?…

…to omit were those that expressed, most directly and brutally, Plath 's anger, bitterness, and despair over his desertion of her for another woman. Five of the poems on Plath's list ("The Rabbit Catcher","Thalidomide","The Other","The Courage of Shutting-Up…

…not understand the concept of right and wrong and he especially didn't mean to kill anybody. His expression of anger ended up being violent, even fatal to the victim, and it just worked out that he killed people. As the monster's story continued, he demanded…