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…easy but how do you begin? Where do you start to begin this path of finding unconditional love? You must work through painful experiences that create anger or bitterness in you. Why did it happen? What was the lesson to be learned in it? Be grateful…

…however can be attributed to many of his characteristics. If Oedipus had any hamartia, it was his pride and anger. The killing of Lauis can be attributed to Oedipus¡¦s pride and rash nature. Laius orders him out of the way at a crossroad, but Oedipus¡¦s…

…Actions vs. Fate: The Age-long Discussion The events in Oedipus’ life were results of his own actions. Like most humans, Oedipus had his flaws; his anger and pride led him to do irrational things. Oedipus was blinded by his faults and he could…

…-Saxon times, kinship was very crucial to the way of life. He is also similar to Cain in the sense that he is not welcome amongst others, and his anger thrives on his jealousy of others’ celebrations. Grendel and other descendents are the opposing force…

…the red cliff of a mountain, From the sun that round me rolled..." can also be symbolic for the moment when he began to feel rage and anger, but did not know why he felt this way. Red usually represents anger or passion, the sun can represent burning heat…

…naval fleet, "Billy is indispensable!" Captain Graveling cries are in vain as Billy Budd is quickly scoped out and chosen for service by Captain Ratcliffe. Most men forced into military service would be insolent and angered. Not Billy, he accepts his…

…to the parents (Hyde, DeLamater, 2003). Upon discovering their pregnancy many women feel "anger and some anxiety," then quest for a decision. This decision usually involves debating the welfare of the mother over the welfare of the child (Hyde, DeLamater, 2003). When…

…in a fickle manner. At one point Hamlet sits and contemplates all the consequences for each and every action that he might commit and all the ramifications of those actions. He is able to rationally act in a manner of passion and anger. It appears that Hamlet…

…. Often times the bible is compared to the “Gilgamesh Epic”, which is the oldest fictional novel known to man. The Babylonian epic tells a similar story of the flood. The gods within the story are very angered by humankind’s behavior. So they decided…

…be teaching grade school children to deal constructively with anger and conflict.  Secondary prevention: These activities are directed to those who show clear-cut risk factors for violence. An example would be training in anger management for people who…