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…the limits of his power, he feels he is justified in sentencing Antigone to death. However, his pride and ignorance will cause his illusion of the world to crumble leaving him faced with the raw wrath of the gods. Creon ultimately sentences Antigone to death…

…society's weaknesses of how we mistreat people from the poorer classes and the weaker sex. Inspector Goole exploits the seven deadly sins which the Birlings and Gerald commit; pride, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, avarice and sloth towards Eva Smith, an innocent…

…dead father to keep from being alone, but Minnie Foster is willing to let her husband go to save her sanity. She is too scared to face her husband's wrath so she just suppresses these feelings. Minnie Foster's husband kills her bird because he could…

…did not; people felt this was God's punishment. Eventually, the plague wiped out almost half the population in Europe; including three of Luther's college friends. (3) The fear of God's wrath began to change Luther's outlook on life. At age 23, while…

…to Catherine of Argon. When the pope refused, the king's wrath knew no bounds. Wolsey was taken from his high place. He had already given Hampton Court Palace to the king; now he requested the king to take over all his possessions, and he retired to his…

…no one challenge his power. The only person who was foolish enough to challenge his power was Nicolas Fouquet and he fell the victim to the full wrath of the King. Fouquet also had a flirtation with Louise de La Valliere as demonstrated in The Man…

…monster on the island in Scotland, but decided he could not complete it due to the potential disastrous effects on humanity. He destroyed all he had accomplished and then faced wrath of the monster face-to-face. The monster told Victor that he shall ruin his…

…another monster on the island in Scotland, but decided he could not complete it due to the potential disastrous effects on humanity. He destroyed all he had accomplished and then faced wrath of the monster face-to-face. The monster told Victor that he shall…

…: The Wrath of Kahn. That movie contained a monumental sixty seconds of the most exciting full-color computer graphics yet seen. Called the "Genesis Effect," the sequence starts out with a view of a dead planet hanging lifeless in space. The camera follows…

…to the entertainment industry was not to come until much later in 1982 with the release of Star-Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn. That movie contained a monumental sixty seconds of the most exciting full-color computer graphics yet seen. Called the "Genesis Effect…