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…. It is at this point where Mersault "faces reality and his consciousness awakens." (SparkNotes; 2005). "It was as if that great rush of anger had washed me clean, emptied me of hope, (help)and gazing up at the dark sky spangled with its signs and stars, for the first time…

…. The lack of help during the war angers Britain and they feel a need to tighten their control over the daughter colonies. Many measures are taken by America to resist the new changes that are threatening their self-governing and most of these action succeed…

…marriage "Cassio's a proper man let me see now; He hath a person and a smooth Dispose / To be suspected, framed to make women false", Iago plans to, at the same time discredit Cassio, who was named Othello's lieutenant in favour of Iago, much to Iago's anger…

…that be of anger, love or sadness - he wrote from within him and his own mind. To Orwell, the idea that a book without a single trace of political bias is not a book at all and a complete lie in itself. All writers input their own perspectives in their writing and, most…

…, and yet she must", "quietly, fearing to anger him by prodding" or "with her courage now". All of them shows carefulness from the wife, so these suggests the strong and angry nature of Proctor. Some kind of direct examples can be found as well when the stage…

…, the reality lies for him to discover, that he no longer exists in that life. Buck thinks that when he compares his life to the rest of the pack, he determines that he will fail to fit-in or survive. Buck has many difficult times in this new life with anger…

…this scene is bound to be dramatically effective because of the impact it has on the storyline of the play and it does not happen straightaway, anger and revenge play a large part of Tybalt's desire for a fight; but, how is the effect of the fight that eventually…

…is in deep debt. Heavy taxation left many of the French in poverty, resulting in anger against the government. King Louis and Marie Antoinette become a joke because of the kings "all around impotents". Even with Frances heavy debt the king supports America's fight…

…tried to arrange programs for Janine outside of school. These programs or agencies could help her control her anger and help her gain some self respect and respect for others. This extra help could allow her to succeed in school rather than being suspended…

…makes it out alive. William is a young boy and his anger inside of him is growing. At his father's funeral, his uncle from his mom's side comes to take him away and teach him the arts of war, how to read Latin, and to speak other languages as well…