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…of parliament. Cromwell's next move angered all of England, except for those he had bestowed power and the most devout of Calvinists. He tried to force England to undergoe a cultural revolution, establishing a series of laws based on Calvinistic principles. He…

…that someone dares to steal from the lair of the dragon. “And evening came and wild with anger; It could fly burning across the land, killing and destroying everything with its breath. The sun was gone, and its heart was glad: glowing with rage; It left the tower…

…is regretting a lost opportunity, such as taking the dog to the doctor when he first became ill. False guilt is taking blame for the loss, such as stating that you should have known the dog had a terminal illness. 9. The anger stage comes, if at all, near the end…

…, Achilles is angered by Agamemnon who takes his “prize,” Brises. Instead of putting the Achean people before himself, Achilles selfishly refuses to fight against the Trojans which slays countless more warriors then necessary. Putting his honor aside, Achilles…

…has fled to England to join Malcolm, Macbeth orders that Macduff's castle be attacked and, most cruelly, that Lady Macduff and her children be murdered. When Macduff hers about the horrible murder of his family his anger rises to a limit. In the mean…

…. Roderigo is a man who has an incredible infatuation for Desdemona, Othello’s wife, to which he can’t have, so he seeks revenge on Othello. Iago is an expert manipulator who becomes angered by Othello’s choice of Cassio for lieutenant and therefore seeks revenge…

…leaders imposed strict regulations on public behavior like gambling, swearing, and horseracing were banned. Savonarola’s criticism of church officials angered the pope, and his rules offended many of people in Florence. In 1498 the Medici’s got control…

…neck. Lennie was in trouble so he ran from the barn and left her body there. When Curley finds this news he demands that Lennie is killed. Out of anger George finds that his “dream” life will not exist and he is furious. He had the choice to either to watch…

…have been traumatized in his first had experience on the front lines, hence the amount of anger and pain he lets out in his poem. According to the poem “Dulce Et Decorum Est” a soldier dies right in front of Wilfred Owen, because he couldn’t get his gas mask…

…of the Puritains when it comes to God, his sermon does do what he sets out to do. His point is very clear. Be good, live a good life, because at any moment God may decide your time is up. And most of all you don’t want to anger an already angry God.…