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…threaten the whites. After all, whites did hold all of the power, in every aspect of our nation. He felt that by trying to force equality, in all ways, might threaten and anger the whites, and this would cause more bad than good for blacks. “The opportunity…

…. His wife was very angry that he did not consult her about the arrangement. It seems that women were angered, but powerless in Roman society. It also seems that most women were not even that liberal. For some of their paterfamilias were probably very…

…movement. This movement arose out of the belief that if the plague was a manifestation of divine anger, then Christians should do all they could to calm that anger. The flagellants were bands of people who wandered through towns and countryside doing penance…

…and get them signed ! up for anger management classes. It would be for their own good and yes, they should have to take the class against their own will. If they are in a small accident and the other person in the accident reported them as being aggressive…

…and the Working Men’s party that acted as advocates for small producers and landowners. In addition, growth nationally especially to the West added discontent and anger. In essence, the growth of capitalism and the institution of a corporate entity were the symbols…

…, music, and video games contain too much violence (“Media” 1). Teenagers may learn to turn their anger into violent actions by watching music videos, like Marilyn Manson’s, that posses a violent context (“Media”1). Children sometimes look to the media…

…Praxiteles sculpted the first nude Aphrodite. This rendition was carved realistically and sensuously. Stories tell of Aphrodite being angered at this first sculpture of her in the nude. He! r anger may have been because Praxiteles would have had to have seen her…

…3, Scene 1 Queen: O, speak to me no more; These words like daggers enter in my ears. No more, sweet Hamlet. *Act 3 Scene 4 This excerpt is from Hamlet's conversation with his mother after he lays his trap down on Claudius. He speaks with such anger…

…. They both feel emotion. They both feel anger; pain, resentment, guilt ... even love. Many times within the pages, Victor speaks repetitively about "His Elizabeth". He makes it abundantly clear that he loves her dearly. When his mother presented her to him…

…of separateness and unworthiness (111)" on her broken foot, analogous to the "gash" in the sofa's fabric which imposes a "joylessness st[ink]" (36). Cholly resorts to violence and anger in response to the malaise produced by his ugliness. Sammy, lacking confidence…