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…). "Sonuvabitch" is reserved for his extreme anger, as when he kept calling Stradlater a "moron sonuvabitch" for the boy's ostensibly offensive treatment of Jane Gallagher. Again, Holden's sporadic use…

…months later angered Bostonians dressed as Indians boarded three tea ships and dumped it all into Boston Harbor(Blum 106). In 1774 the intolerable Acts were passed. They were passed as a way to reprimand the Bostonians for the Boston Tea Party. This didn't…

…merchant, in the tea trade between Britain and America. This infuriated the colonial merchants, because a powerful monopoly had taken away their ability to trade in the valuable tea. Not only did the economic results of the Tea Act anger the merchants, but also…

…. Robby believed he lost Garth because the doctors mistreated and misdiagnosed him. As Widman listens to his brother venting his anger over Garth’s death he recalls a conversation he had with his mother six years ago about Garth: “Garth had been…

…develop their own way of life, government, economy, and trade? Great Britain had left them a long time ago, and the colonists were angered that they began to take control when they no longer needed the mother country. The British tried to show their first…

…general. Only a personal plea from General George Washington kept him from resigning. He did receive a delayed promotion to major general, but he was still angered that he was not promoted to a rank above the junior officers promoted earlier. Then to top…

…can only express anger. She refuses to perform the rituals of her ancestors respect at her grandmother's Buddhist altar, Yuki exclaims, "How can I respect someone who was cowardly enough to kill herself?" With her grandfather's collapse Yuki's tight reserve…

…for bourgeois culture, and a commitment to the free expression of individuals. All these feeling were given an additional cost of violence and anger by the horrors of the wartime experience. Poets had gone to war in 1914 believing in heroism and nobility. “When I…

…. His pride led to his greatness and his downfall. Oedipus also angers the Gods. At the oracle of Apollo he wanted to find if Polybus was really his father, but instead gets a horrific prediction that he will kill his father and marry his mother. He…

…’t tattle if someone else doesn’t. Emotions are strong feelings regarding people, things, and situations. Some emotions include happiness, anger, guilt, sadness, joy, frustration, excitement, and confusion. When observing Benjamin’s interaction…