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…at her mother and the scarlet letter when they pass through town, "Pearl would grow positively terrible in her puny wrath, snatching up stones to fling at them." Her obsession with the letter drove her to be two children, both loving the letter…

…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…

…watry bear unwept, and welter to the parching wind, without the meed of som melodious tear," the reader understands that the speaker wants to pay tribute, through song, to Lycidas, who he believes was a victim of the ocean's wrath (9-13). In accordance…

…the Restery was long gone for he had warned him of Poseidon's wrath. Before Restery left Zeus had arranged to meet with Restery in seventeen days to discuss options for the future. On the seventeenth day they meet and Zeus had devised a clever plan. Zeus…

…already undernourished, the people were more susceptible to disease and death. Once the plague did reach Europe it greatly led to less prosperous times. The dead often out numbered the living, and no one was safe from the wrath of the plague. During…

…to our journey across the waves. An epidemic of pox is raging, wreaking its wrath upon the shores of the Caspian forcing us to pas through Transoxiana, East of the Oxus River. While Kashgar is the 'heaven' of the route, Transoxiana is its very negation. I…

…with glue to repair Zeena's smashed pot, he is met with awful conditions. The scene is described with "... fitful bursts of sleet [that] had changed into steady rain and the horses had heavy work..." (44). Zeena's imminent wrath is paralleled…

…was driven by evil. The beginning of the evil was rooted in his wife and the witch's but quickly spread into his mind and heart. The Three Witches told Macbeth the prophecy; the prophecy that seemed to have sparked Macbeth's evil wrath (The cause of evil…

…and purposeful woman of wrath, pleads with it for aid. She has realised that her husband is destined to be king and that there is only one method of achieving that ambitious fate: the murder of the real king, Duncan, who is to be a visitor of their house that very…

…all, naturally and extraordinarily gifted. He appears blessed with the "heavenly" talent for which his competitor prayed and for that, becomes the target of Salieri's wrath. Mozart is made the "battleground" of Salieri's war with God. Like modern day stars…