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…and depression made me scared or worry I could always run to the backyard and look up at the peaceful and soothing heavens while laying back on my hair. When my mother would sometimes temper my ugly anger with punishment the visions of me in my favorite place…

…myself I was willing to do whatever I can to help people get threw this time of Devastation. I had a sense of anger but at the same time a sense of Pain and sorrow just sitting in my chest and I wont go away no matter what I did. Just thinking of this horrible…

…to Betty, so he must really be as wonderful as Laura remembers. What angered me about this play, is the fact that Jim did im fact turn out to be engaged. I guess that I was hoping that Laura would in fact end up getting together with Jim, and living "happily…

…, some times blatantly, sometimes subtly. Thornton’s novel paints a portrait of the Argentina junta as a cruel and faceless regime, that destroys those who seek to oppose its views with the self-righteous anger that is usually associated with the fervour…

…things in life strike emotions and cause sadness, anger, or any other feelings a human may have. Another quality humans possess is to sense the feelings in others. In this book, The Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass, Frederick witnesses his aunt…

…for a lighthouse. Ecuadorian President Gustavo Noboa has ordered a full investigation. It angers and disappoints me, when I hear about something like this occurring. All of this damage was done because a fairly simple mistake was made. This in turn will affect…

…and to her death. Because of Mrs. Yeobrights death, Clyms anger with Eustacia depresses her pass her breaking point. She knows that she is going to be stuck in Egdon Heath for the rest of her life and that because of the accidental affects of her affair…

…with swallowed anger and removes herself from Cecily and the situation. This is also very childish, but understandable considering Helena’s emotional maturity. Helena, like a scolded four year old, sends herself to a room where she is safely locked away by herself…

…non-stop until he found a safer passage into this land. Also, Odysseus showed great strength near the end of this story, when he helped slay 108 suitors. One hundred eight suitors had moved into Odysseus’ palace and tried to win his spouse. This angered…

…“The Glass Menagerie” is a play that contains intense human feelings; frustration, shyness, regretfulness, anger, and sadness. The play is set in the apartment of the Wingfield family. In this cramped, dinghy place lives three characters; Amanda…