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…European power causing many new alliances to be formed. After the French defeat in the Franco-Prussian war France as a nation was angered as they had to pay an enormous war reparation debt and they lost the rich territory of Alsace-Lorraine. This led France…

…, anxiety, anger, or stress. These are all common unwanted personality traits that we experience at one time or another. However, the likelihood that we experience these traits is nearly doubled when alcohol is involved. Alcohol inhibits not only our daily bodily…

…is ecstatic and filled with fascination at this beautiful new creature. However, when the horse is left in the corral during a rain shower, he never fully recovers from a chill. Jody is crushed when his beloved pony dies. He takes out his anger on the world around…

…into play. There were three individuals that held so much grudhe, anger and aggression that it prevented them from thinking critically. One of these peers was juror 3. He claimed that the defendant was certainly guilty and his reasons for thinking…

…in any way at all. There are also other people who think Jimi Hendrix was a bad influence. Jimi Hendrix ran into many problems with the law involving his use of drugs and his anger problems. Some people feel that if someone influential is using drugs…

…Youth". This sonnet is one of Owen's most outspoken pieces. During this poem he expresses a lot of anger, for the youth involved in the war and the fact that they die needlessly. What passing-bells for these who die as cattle? Only the monstrous anger…

…, he is really not interested in meeting the visitor. Another way to read these lines is by emphasizing emotion of anger. The repeating questions of Oedipus about the stranger might indicate that Oedipus feels annoyed by his request. When he finally…

…as long as they were locked up. The public anger at the 'treachery' of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor left many fearing disloyalty and sabotage (98). Although both cultures were deemed unacceptable by Anglo-American society, the Japanese Americans…

…long before his demonstrative dominance in Scene Ten. He takes out his physical anger on Stella because the situation at that time does not allow him to do so on Blanche, and control, which he is so desperate for, cannot be gained through language or non…

…and Voltemand, to Norway in hopes of convincing the new King of Norway, Fortinbras' uncle, to prevent the attack. Upon hearing the message, Fortinbras' uncle vetoes Fortinbras' plan to wage war on Denmark. However, he encourages Fortinbras "to employ his anger…