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…easing his mother's pain, but rather worsens it so as to make her pay for her betrayal of his father. When Hamlet meets his father's ghost, his anger and hatred towards Gertrude and Claudius become even stronger, because he gets to know the truth about his…

…it then and there. Just like the last section....this is one I need work and improvement on. I realize that in times I just need to let the conflict go until all the emotion and anger is blown over and we can talk like "civilized" people. (-1) Well, the next section…

…that they were losing control of the situation and attempted to curtail the illegal immigration levels. This obviously angered the Jews, for the Brits attempted to impede their return to their homeland. The Arabs were upset that stronger measures weren’t taken…

…this as an accident caused by Romeo's interference. Mercutio dies on stage and it is then that Romeo's character evolves into the violent and venomous anger. His voice and attitude portray fury and the second fight is shown with Romeo in a killing mood. Even then, however…

…is dramatically portrayed by Lear's sudden insanity and his rage and anger is seen through the thunderous weather that is being experienced. All of this contributes to the suffering of Lear due to the gross sins that he has committed. The pinnacle of this hell…

…skills and anger control. Career counseling group interventions using cognitive instruction, have been recommended for youth. Such group interventions are especially recommended for youth with learning disabilities (e.g., Biller, 1987). In cognitive…

…distracted by the smallest things going on around him. He wasn't able to keep up with his school work and began to develop major behavior problems. All of Matt's frustration turned into anger both in school and at home. ADD was taking a toll on our family while…

…of Wrath with a passion fueled by anger, sympathy and in my opinion, a sense of morality" (Johnson). The emotions which Steinbeck is aiming to express is evident by the words he uses (Stephan). In the following excerpt from his novel, Steinbeck so passionately…

…of the 'love test' will receive the largest portion of his kingdom. Goneril and Regan flatter their father and are duly rewarded, but Cordelia, Lear's youngest and favourite daughter, is unable to do this. Her short but sincere speech angers the king, who…

…that does rise from the verses is anger. In my opinion, this anger is directed at the 'old friend', Jessie Pope who wrote propaganda in the guise of poetry. The phrase that he uses, "With such high zest," seems to neatly tie up his attack against Pope's work…