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…of the story truthfully. At a point, when alone, Hamlet says that he longs to evaporate, and wishes that God had not made suicide a sin. Hamlet longs to kill himself, but fears God's wrath in the afterlife. Hamlet believes most humans would rather live, even…

…to be respected and loved. He was hesitant to speculate and therefore returned to the facts again and again for assurance. According to Irvine this insecurity is the result of the abundant discharge of paternal wrath. A lack of confidence explains why Darwin did…

…of redemption. Willis’s character, Butch, returns after escaping potential rape to save his gangster enemy from the wrath of racist sex-offenders; hence redeeming himself from the threat of Marcellus Wallace’s goons. Travolta’s cool-man front is stripped when he…

…a blessed thing - his energy had become intensified, then reflected back to him. I quoted this passage from LaVey's Bible, "Bring forth the legions of the army of Hell, that the Lord of the Abyss may be magnified, whose name amongst ye is Wrath!" Finally, I had…

…defects. Prove our commodities. Ah! dear son Edgar;/ The food of thy abused fathers wrath;/ Might I but live to see thee in my touch, / I'd say I had eyes again. ( 4, 1. 18-24 ) From this point on Gloucester learns to see clearly by using his heart instead…

…his recently established maturity, Achilles quickly puts away his rage and the words of severe wrath that began the Iliad. He calls upon his attendants to remove Priam's gifts from the wagon, and prepare Hector's body so that his mournful father may…

…delay the fatigue process. Climate conditions can produce many problems and attack the essential core of a home through its sub-structure. Natural weathering is inevitable as homes age but preventative concrete measures can reduce the wrath of earth…

…was not brought into the play until the end, where they help Medea escape Jason’s wrath even though she committed all of those crimes. It leaves you wondering why the gods help Medea, unless her being the granddaughter to Helios maybe had something to do…

…and insulted by his mother’s hasty remarriage to his uncle. However, this sadness and disappointment quickly turns to wrath as the ghost of his father reveals to him that it was Hamlet’s new stepfather who murdered him. As the play unfolds, all these factors play…

…to “go unto the kingdom of perpetual light” as his dirty past deserves all the brunt of God’s wrath through Richard. Others share in Clarence’s fate too. Rivers, Gray and Vaughan who were bystanders at Tewkesbury are all eliminated justly by Richard. Edward V…