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…the readers back into the time of Nat Turner and makes us feel the rage, anger, and courage in the slave rebellion. I believe that this book is an enthusiastic and historical piece of literature. The Fires of Jubilee is written to inspire its readers…

…executed for murder. Billy did not technically sin; he struck in anger and retaliation. The execution of Billy is a result of strict naval rules, and an overzealous captain. Billy is a victim of cruel and excessive punishment. In Nathaniel Hawthorne's…

…and contemplated. There are many ways that people learn hatred and anger; a common feeling related with murderers. One place it can come from is their family. Anger from family members is passed down from generation to generation not necessarily by teaching them…

…of children are being not being torn by the moral issues of violence and anger, but the line between reality and fiction has become severely blurred. Death is seen as temporary in most cases, such as cartoons where the character killed comes back week after week…

…need meat” Jack kept replying. As Ralph persisted his argument, Jack realised his mistake and took out his anger on Piggy. This arrogance and immaturity shown by Jack creates the beginning of destruction and the division of the group. Ralph and Jack begin…

…people’s minds in times of anger. And instead of censoring the sentiments, the rapper lets them fly into disturbing diatribes, resulting in a skewed snapshot. Through his verse, we only get to see him at his worst. But as he explains in the Angry Blond…

…, in moments of anger and suffering, he gives in to the impulse to lash out. At the beginning of the novel, his son Absalom, brother John, and sister Gertrude have all left Ndotsheni for the sprawling, far-off city of Johannesburg. Kumalo has a deep reverence…

…to the girls and not once doubt that the girls were being honest. Yet he fails to even mention the possibility that perhaps the people believed all along the girls were faking it, yet they wanted to use this situation to take there anger out on other people. A good…

…and toss it out the window. Stella in a state of panic tells everyone to go home which angers Stanley so he chases after her and hits her. This type of behavior is not normal of any human being involved in any relationship. Stanley repeatedly gets what he wants…

…were narrow and shrunken but his arms and legs were long. “I looked deformed. I looked like a freak,” he said to himself. Adem was some what sadistic. He hated himself for what he had done to himself. He was mad at everyone and usually took his anger…