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…of the household. This change significantly affects Bertrande as she initially reacted with fear. After his prolonged absence she responds, at first, by hoping Martin wouldn't come back to meet the wrath of his father. As time went by, she longed for him to return…

…the belongings of a highborn person. Death was the penalty. A breach of "tapu" was to commit a hara (violation) could incur the wrath of the Gods. Certain objects were particularly tapu, so much so that it was a dangerous act to even touch them, apart from suitably…

…society has forced onto the Blackman and how white society "should and will be the victim of God's divine wrath." By bluntly stating the feelings of the African Americain community to gatherings of students and to the presses Malcolm X allowed America to see…

…next, I beg you, let them Safely entrust their sailing ships to you' Once again, Aeneas would have to deal with the wrath of Juno on his own, if it were not for the divine influence of his mother.         In book eight of the Aeneid, with war…

…. It is true that Orestes, in revenge for Agamemnon, kills his mother Clytaemestra. Yet the darkness that is expected from such a murder, a matricide, is negated by one of the main reasons that Orestes commits the murder: his fear of the wrath of Apollo, who has…

…destination and scoped it out. After five minutes of quiet anticipation, Anne and I opened our bags and pulled out our weapons of choice, toilet paper. Soon after unleashing our wrath upon the darkened house, a car drove by and Anne and I had to each hide in our…

…of the men and the sea and nature's lack of concern for their tragedy. "The birds sat comfortably in groups, and they were envied by some in the dinghy, for the wrath of the sea was no more to them than it was to a covey of prairie chickens a thousand miles…

…arrested him, he said Watt stabbed the Mayor with his dagger in the stomach in great wrath. But, as it pleased God, the Mayor was wearing armour and took no harm, but like a hardy and vigorous man drew his cutlass, and struck back at the said Watt, and gave him…

…as Ho was the instigator of the uprising and had experienced the wrath of the French first hand. The Viet Minh kept their promises to take land from the French landlords, and their Vietnamese collaborators, and to give it to peasants who had no land…

…criticism caused him trouble with the authorities. Daumier portrayed that of an entire family who was murdered by the civil guard. In contrast, "Murder in the Rue Transonian" was widely distributed and caused official wrath. Another chilling canvas is, "Guernica…