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…and then have emotional outbursts of anger. One of the most popular flim stars of the 1920s was Wallace Reid. He portrayed the all-American man; charming, good-looking, romantic and funny. He starred in a number of automobile action films, making him a herp…

…his love and hope in a world that does not exist except in his imagination. "Gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger"(287). He feels angry and understands his self…

…build upon the racism present in the society ruining both interracial relationships and the comradery of blacks toward one another since they had no one else to take their frustrations out on. Since they cannot take this anger out on their oppressors…

…be argued, that because iambic pentameter is used in Leontes' anger, the language is slightly too dense and impenetrable for us to be entirely convinced of the nature of his wrath and indignation. "Inch thick/Knee deep" <Tab/>Although it is fair…

…dead, but he paused for the barest moment looking at the whole scene laid out before him and his anger rose to such a pitch that he feared he was going to go over into madness." (Findley, 203) The author presented strong human emotion and instincts, which…

…in without a word. This pressure might not have shown many effect in the story but the simple fact that John tightens up his knuckles at each of these stressing events shows us that all the anger he feels is kept inside him. He accumulated it until it reached…

…backwards to find the sword of Ata. The witch was angered at this wish, so she retracted the flying carpet and told the merchant this: "Since you have slyly outwitted the lamps, and you are holding the good genie, your supplies will disappear along the trail…

…, he tactfully replies to Kalypso: "My lady goddess, here is no cause for anger. My quiet Penelope--how well I know-- Would seem a shade before your majesty, Death and old age being unknown to you, While she must die"(p. 87) Saying that Kalypso…

…of his story he persuaded Frankenstein to create a female for him. In the middle of Victor's progress of making the female he stopped, realizing what could happen if he finished, and destroyed his work. This angered the Monster so greatly that he swore…

…. When they vow to themselves that they will quit, they are sincere and may even experience a great deal of emotion- tears of pain or anger when someone doesn't believe their good intentions. However, their commitment to others is as false as their vows…