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…is not a necessary solution (this could also relate to why he hesitates so long at killing Claudius). He does this more out of anger and revenge than out of his own will and good judgement. As somewhat of a justification he says, "Ere I could make a prologue to my…

…of living, as well as, his future. It also made me ponder about how much anger and vengefulness was manifesting deep down in his heart. Would his anger be expressed through actions or would he express it through silent rebellions which intern would…

…. The house was cold not only in temperature but in family. “….chronic angers of that house.” What was the reason for these “angers?” Why did no one ever thank dad for restarting those “banked fires” warming the “blueblack cold” house? Also, dad polished shoes, yet…

…After Diomedes wounds Ares, Ares immediately flies to mount Olympus to complain to Zeus. Zeus’ original reaction (5.1027-1030) is to compare Ares to his mother Hera. Zeus shows his anger towards Ares vividly and also lends to his compassion as his…

…time with them. This was conveyed from the following line, "Sundays too my father got up early…" However, the poem exposes the love of this father. The house was cold not only in temperature but in family. "….chronic angers…

…was never quick to anger with her students and since a child will naturally emulate what he sees bigger people doing he will also be slow t anger. Many teachers don’t concentrate on trying to build a students character. Some teachers don’t take time to work…

…had a negative affect on all American citizens. The tragic incident sent mixed emotions across all of the United States. There was deep sorrow for the lives lost and for their families. Then the sorrow grew to anger, leaving a different kind of hate…

…feelings go the anger the bitterness and ure treasure of loev will be nourised and grow .............. .............. people talk of this love , they talk about how it dosent exisist but that talk is foolish bc the felling…

…anything about it. They are not repentant, and they are not trying to pacify God’s anger. He also said that God has been holding his anger back, and could let it loose at any time, and wipe them all out. These people could have saved themselves if they had…

…towards his father because of the language used in the poem. By using descriptive language, we are able to feel the emotion of the writer as he is speaking. Suggesting ideas such as "fearing the chronic angers of that house", we feel compelled to believe…