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…, Caesar hath wept".(ActIII SceneII p.47) Othello also served his office well. Othello was a prudent military leader. Even if it went against common practice, he would not promote someone if he didn't see it fit. By doing so, he angered his troops. Roderigo says…

…." "Anger," "wrath," and "fear" are very prominent in the short sixteen-line piece and engulf you from the start. In this paper, there will be an argument that "A Poison Tree" is a symbol for the lack of restraint and self-control in man. An argument that Blake…

…then begins to beg Teiresias to reveal who Laius' murderer is, but Teiresias answers only that he knows the truth but wishes he did not. Puzzled at first, then angry, Oedipus insists that Teiresias tell Thebes Thebes what he knows. Provoked by the anger and insults…

…of Pallas and the stoic ways of Aeneas leave him as rage, fury, and anger run through his body. He kills Turnus in anger and dedicates his death to Pallas. This loss of control and act of violence is the opposite of stoicism and the way Aeneas had been…

…descriptions of how they felt, and it comes so naturally for me because most times, I know exactly what they mean. My newest poem kiss, for example, is one of my very favorites, because while writing it, I vented some of my own anger, as well as some of a friends…

…and turning himself into an animal. He does not distinguish between the acceptable form of releasing his anger (inside the ring) and the unacceptable ways he displays his hostility. It is because of this, he excludes those closest to him and consequently loses his…

…condoned and expressed pagan views in their music. This served to build a tremendous explosion of 'righteous anger', as she called it, because she could not accept that the music she enjoyed was violating her religious beliefs. Although I never asked, I'm sure…

…. The bird was the only thing that would keep her alive in the world of mistreatment and lack of appreciation. When Mr. Wright killed her bird, Mrs. Wright got all her anger from all those years of mistreatment and took revenge on her husband for killing her heart…

…for Hughes. Reading through you can imagine the anger with which the poem is being written. It is as if Langston is mercilessly beating the enemy with the memory of these four girls who were slain in this devilish act. As if desperate to blame someone, Hughes…

…, white, inward turning, Anger in my eyes." This represents that Afrika's anger is burning all over every part of him and hatred for what he sees. He wants to change the way that blacks are treated, because he knows it is not fair. In the fourth stanza…