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…As people, we all have different traits. And as we grow older, we can develop new traits. Some of these traits can include being responsible, patient, self-reliant, easily angered and hard-working. Although not all traits are good, we have them…

…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 show of authority…

…: "...To experience these emotions [fear, courage, desire, anger, pity, and pleasure] at the right times and on the right occasions and toward the right persons and for the right causes and in the right manner is the mean or the supreme good, which is characteristic…

…the good morals of Chandler to push Gallaher to his limit where he must be a condescending pessimist. But Chandler was also pushed to his limit as a result of Gallaher's condescension. Chandler's return home was an outburst of anger and an epiphany of guilt…

…, overreaction to criticism, overly self-critical, anger, and a preoccupation with death or Satan are also some signals teenagers contemplating suicide will give('Teen Suicide,' (, 3) 3). The other type of clues are late warning signs. Talking about death…

…, gluttony, envy, lust and anger). The play was popular with the public when it was shown, but some confusion arose over the character of Inspector Goole - was he a real Detective Inspector or a hoaxer? Was he even the embodiment of the characters' conscience…

…a peace treaty, and it showed its ugly head in his failure to grasp the anger felt by the Allied leaders. On June 28, 1919, the big Four and the leaders of the defeated nations gathered in the Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles to sign the peace…

…Juliet and her mother is very cold and formal. A good example of this is when her mother addresses her as daughter not Juliet. This scene shows how little her mother actually knows about Juliet. Her mother is questioning her about her grief and anger…

…to anger. The reader may feel angry towards Ferdinand for putting her sister's life in danger but he is in fact make-believing the case he feels angry. Furthermore what he feels in the actual worls is what makes it fictional what he feels for the Duchess…

…in the public haunt of men: either withdraw into some private place or reason coldly of your grievances." Benvolio's kindness and control is no match for the anger of Tybalt and the rage of Mercutio. He fails to stop them both fighting and when Mercutio lays dead, he…