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…killers. The first motive to examine is victimization or “bullying”. Children build up anger inside when they are picked on, which is a normal reaction from any human. However, I think that with the freedom today’s society gives to children, the child feels…

…abused by the persons she thought would care for them by feeding them. She was angered over the fact that the court stepped in to intervene because the way she raised her children "was no one's business but my own" (Taylor, personal case documentation, 2003…

…anger at his report, and his immediate suspicion of bribery and self-confidence” (123). It seems that Creon is a man of smaller stature than at first he appears. However, Creon’s respect for the law is not deliberately mean. He thinks that Polynices should…

…the chronic angers of that house” (Hayden 9). This line reveals that the “chronic angers” are the stern ways of the father, who has a difficult time showing emotion towards his son. Therefore, the child fears his father’s endless anger. Though the father…

…. However, we do not offer this to children. Instead, children are scolded, denied and punished in the name of discipline. The child's feelings of anger, powerlessness, helplessness, hopelessness, frustration, and despair that are expressed consciously…

…of Apollo's birth includes another instance of the wrath of Hera. Again, the wife of the mighty Zeus discovered that her husband had impregnated yet another goddess, this time Leto. In her anger, Hera would not allow Leto to bear her children (she was pregnant…

…. These countries should have acted earlier. The events leading up to the war played a part in starting the fighting. Each event produced anger within the allied countries. This anger kept on growing until Chamberlain declared war on Hitler on 3rd September 1939. One…

…of the story, an abusive boyfriend took out his anger on Patty's youngest child Nin. Because of his actions they moved out of his house, and with the help of her friend Earl, they found a tiny trailer. The story follows the feelings of Jamie through his fear…

…to the strappado: I have heard,/ The rack hath cured the gout" The anger of the four Avocatori mirrors the increasing anger of the audience. This anger that is provoked by the actions of Volpone and Mosca is intended by Jonson to draw the audience, like the judges…

…Desdemona as an innocent party but through her naiveties and childish action she is only aiding in Iago's master plan in making her seem unfaithful and in turn poisoning Othello and Desdemona's relationship. Going on further in the extract the anger and tension…