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…does not care who, what, or were she lays her deadly wrath. Though this country has just under gone a painful lost life and work, maybe they can become a more united country from all of this, in that if the people work together to re build they will have…

…of righteous outrage at the assembled politicos and their busybody wives -- and he even looked cool doing it. One of the political wives to feel Zappa's wrath…

…on taking in her place Briseis(achellis concubine; captured by the greeks) who was originally assigned to Achilles-hence the "wrath of Achelles," which is the epic's announced topic. Achelles complains to his mother Thetis, who presuades Zeus to let…

…Is yours; then do not press your hatred further. Aeneas, Aflame with rage-his wrath was terrible- Cried:”How can you who wear the spoils of my dear comrade now escape me? Relentless He sinks his sword into the chest of Turnus. (Aeneid, 12:1249-1269…

…. On each ledge, one of the seven capital sins waited on a soul. They were composed of Pride, Envy, Wrath Sloth, Avarice, Gluttony, and Lust. When the soul had released his sin, he was able to proceed to the next level. When he ascends to the next level…

…. So Sihanouk, the then leader of Cambodia, attempted to keep his country out of the Vietnam War and wrath of Pol Pot. This brought the country into disagreement and he was overthrown by US backed general Lon Nol because the other leaders such as Prince…

…time to look down on the homes and people who were dying for their sins. She looks at her neighbors and friends as they die at the hands of a vengeful and wrathful God. For her disobedience, God turns her into a pillar of salt. Lot’s wife dies because she…

…anger gradually unruffled and I learnt to accept the truth, I had a special pity for Kimberly, but I wasn’t prepared to give in to my wrath, so I sent her out without a word accompanied with an angry look from me. Although I allowed her to leave…

…one can find enlightenment from a God beyond human understanding. The Book of Job asks many questions about the nature of suffering and the role of Divine Intervention. Job expresses his anger towards God’s ways in this passage, “He has kindled his wrath…

…and possibly start the next world war. A quotation from the book supports this idea, it takes place in the book when the captain of the cruise ship is talking about how good the technology has gotten and how bad that is for the world: "Utterly meaningless wrath from…