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…him at prayer and lastly because he wants to catch Claudius at a time when he is killed, he has no chance of going to heaven. As the opening of the play, Hamlet learns about his dead father's murder. Even though he shows anger and want of revenge…

…ones always seem to end in bitterness. He's felt emotions that he has come to regret. Rage, jealousy, anger, also lusts for revenge. These are evils and need to be put away, they are what create war. Although these certain emotions have never emerged while…

…between the locals and the visiting Freedom Ride group. We understand that some force was used by the locals to intimidate the group, but we will not be pressing charges since no one has been hurt" This has angered the Activists, who have been protesting…

…and spewing fire, burning any and everything. Beowulf decides to fight the dragon. Filled with righteous and heroic anger, Beowulf goes to the dragon's cave. He kills the dragon, but not before being fatally wounded by the dragon. When the dragon emerges from…

…this peace is to remove the one who causes the chaos. Women in Ancient Greece were a minority. Medea went to a great extent to help Jason. She killed her own brother and disrespected her father to be with him. This deeply angers Medea, which becomes her tragic…

…changes. When federal policies angered them, the south would use the threat of secession. After the war though, the federal government gained supreme national authority and no state ever threatened secession again. The war also increased the federal governments…

…counselor about what's troubling you, express your anger. Neither holding anger in nor blowing up is constructive. 10.<Tab/>Try to live with positive thought in solving your problem 11.<Tab/>Too serious can make someone stress. Live…

…for his crime. He should have suffered just like Dimmesdale and Hester. <Tab/>Chilingworth's sin was worse than Hester's and Dimmesdale's because he caused others to suffer greatly. Not being able to control his anger is what caused him to sin…

…threat to the colonists. One example of how the colonists killed the Natives without a good reason was when Governor Berkeley denied Bacon money to pay for the forts Bacon had requested as protection from the Natives. Bacon's anger towards Berkeley was taken…

…and anger within Othello's soul, all to the delight of Iago. Othello demands proof of the affair between Cassio and Desdemona, and Iago tells Othello about a handkerchief that Cassio used to wipe his brow, the same handkerchief given to Desdemona by Othello…