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…, Jason, “If I can find the means or devise to pay my husband back for what he has done to me…”. Medea is just touching on her anger that she has built up within her for her husband. The traditional Athenian women would be mourning the loss of her husband…

…my effort… trying to be even with him” and be "even in enmity,"(Knowles 46). Soon enough his thoughts of rivalry, enmity, and anger ultimately led him to jounce the limb that Finny was standing on. After it was found out that Finny's broken leg would stop…

…is when Iago seeks revenge against Othello and Cassio because hate caused by his anger and jealousy. An internal conflict of person vs. himself is found when Othello is in a dilemma about whether or not he should believe that Desdemona is being unfaithful…

…is when Iago seeks revenge against Othello and Cassio because hate caused by his anger and jealousy. An internal conflict of person vs. himself is found when Othello is in a dilemma about whether or not he should believe that Desdemona is being unfaithful…

…. "Knifelike fire from rifles is later referred to as "beams of crimson" (164). Anger, although more metaphysical than gunfire, also seems naturally connected with the color red. At the end of the text, Fleming is ashamed of his initial shortcomings as a soldier…

…in order to rid the country of the plague. Tieresias professes to know nothing, which angers the king. Oedipus warns the blind man about remaining silent and even speculates whether Tieresias had a hand in the murder. This angers the old man and he states…

…). This angers Brabantio, he now sees Othello as an animal who has stolen his daughter, not an a great warrior who has married Desdemona. Another example of Iago's manipulation for personal gain is at the end of the first act when Roderigo is threatening suicide…

…structures, such as family and school. This can lead to feelings of frustration and anger, and a desire to obtain support outside of traditional institutions. · Second, gang membership gives youth a sense of belonging and becomes a major source of identity…

…to protect themselves by creating self defences essential to their survival. A slur directed at a particular ethnic group is likely to get these results in a confrontation: pain, anger, shame, hostility, guilt and embarrassment. Students admitted…

…had many words of wisdom to share, mostly words provoked by pain and anger. Baldwin wanted to teach his nephew about the cruelty of society. His main point was to teach his nephew not to believe the white man and his words. He wanted to encourage his…