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…, in all its various forms, is often stronger than the desire for gain. People fear financial loss, loss of health, anger or disapproval of others, loss of the love of someone and the loss of anything they have worked hard to accomplish. They fear change, risk…

…friend, Helena, but left her for Hermia. Angered by Hermia's disobedience to his will, Egeus demands judgment on his daughter. Unfortunately, the Duke tells Hermia that according to Athenian law, she must marry Demetruis or she will be killed. The only…

…of paper which were charecters in his mind. On top of this harcsh reality, when Teddy tried to express his emotions of anger towards his uncle after he was told this he was scolded for trying to stand up to his uncle. After this incident, Teddy tore up…

…by it, especially if they are trying to lose weight. About 50% of obese binge eaters are depressed or have a history of depression. Negative emotions such as anger, sadness, boredom, and anxiety can also trigger binge eating. Impulsive behaviors and other…

…violence. He repetitively mentions the “ballot or the bullet”, the bullet being the primary support. Stereotypically, many of the blacks that live in the city perform crimes that anger the American people. This causes the people to further segregate…

…a sense of suspense and mystery. In “The Child by Tiger,” one wonders why Dick Prosser goes on a murderous rampage after living many docile years in the community. Did he go crazy, or did anger lead him on his homicidal walk through town? In “The Most Dangerous…

…I going to do? What else do I have in my life? What am I thinking, “ I hate Romeo, I hate Mercutio, and I hate all Montague’s. From this interior monologue we come to see why Tybalt shows so much anger towards Montagues. To have your father taken…

…, paranoid, and angered about the circumstances surrounding his father’s death. He is also unsure of himself and how he should handle the situation. The audience can relate to this uncertain feeling and they are able to empathize with Hamlet. Aristotle believes…

…emotional explosion at his "fellow" Samurai is probably the most obvious example of this. He gets up and at first appears to agree with the Samurai sentiment that killing all of the villagers is a good idea, but when he turns and his anger is directed at them…

…is writing, throws it in the fire and burns it. The next day Jo can not find her book, and finds out Amy burnt it. She rages in anger and fights with Amy, and says she will never forgive her. An example of man versus nature conflict happens when Beth gets…