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…heavily, constantly harassed, and most of all, the failure of their most prized crop. This angered many colonists into a state of rage that had to be taken out on something. They found the misunderstood Indians would be the best targets. Many rebellions…

…and a story about a monster is formed. The initial reaction to Jack's group is anger mixed with fear. Ralph's group is fearful of this "monster" but, they stay in control. It is less of an accident when the little boy is killed. Most of Jack's group ignores…

…are growing in power, angered by the abuses of their non-democratic feudal monarchies. These issues have the potential to bring about huge oil supply constraints. The problem is not that we are going to run out of oil. The problem is that the demand for oil…

…his willful blindness and to a certain extent, justifies his downfall. Section 2 Summary "XThe blind Tiresias comes in. "XHe doesn't want to say anything. "XOedipus's insults Tiresias and accuses him of conspiracy "XProvoked by the anger and insults…

…of it and kicked them out again. The 1640 "Short Parliament" was named well, because as soon as Parliament proposed a compromise, Charles dismissed them again in anger. Parliament also hated Charles for his unfair ways of getting money to fund expensive military…

…not have given it for a wilderness of monkeys" (III.i.101-2). This vulnerability and humanity is startlingly uncharacteristic for the reader's view of Shylock, and we are surprised to witness him feeling human emotions aside from anger and greed. For us…

…death does not solve problems in life. Wuthering Heights became a more passionate, dramatic love story from the deep symbolism displayed throughout the novel. Emily Bronte created great threatening storms when anger sprew among the characters and bright…

…publicity and support as in previous years. King also tried to come to some sort of agreement with Daley regarding housing. However, Daley was reluctant to do so fearing the loss of votes of the white working class. Actions such as this added to the anger…

…. Reactions and emotions such as fear, denial, grief, denial, loss, devaluation, anxiety, anger, rejection, isolation, annoyance, blame apportioning, pity, self-condemnation and suicidal thoughts are common (Moynihan, 1991). Homosexual males find contracting HIV…

…of men, six in all. When Zeus saw Perpiplaneta continue his path of war, his anger was like a thunderstorm in midsummer, and his retribution was swift as lightning. He struck Perpiplaneta down, but did not kill, lest the law of the Titans be broken. The God…