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…, are to be understood as falling at the mean between two accompanying vices. Aristotle illustrates this with the virtues of temperance, liberality, magnificence, high-mindedness, controlled anger, friendliness, modesty, and righteous indignation. He concludes…

…Do you ever get that urge to just run away? Or like you are about to explode with anger for no reason? Ever feel like you are so swamped with work from school that you want to quit college, just for a minute? These are all urges induced by stress. We all…

…to be with. George said that would be okay with him. He thought to himself for a moment and seen that their future was closer that he thought it was. Curley came in the door with a look of pure anger. He and Slim had a fight because Curley thought that he was messing…

…in appetite, extraordinary thirst with excessive urination, and failure in body temperature-a very low temperature and last but not least uncontrolled anger or aggression. However, if one were to smoke marijuana he usually develops a big appetite, does not develop…

…of the Communist Party in socialist Russia, red is also a colour that is deeply interconnected with human moods and symbolism. Red is symbolic of passion, power and desire, also, too much red can be associated with anger; hence the saying: "seeing red". Thus…

…, their nature is mostly violent. The reader can not feel too much anger towards Grandson since he was not raised with a positive sense of direction. However it is very easy to feel pity for him, for that same reason. <Tab/>In addition to having…

…one of McDonald "happy meal" sandwiches I actually feel the anger diminish. Love symbolizes happiness while hunger counteracts this happiness. Subsequently this slogan has stuck to my heart like glue, that when I find my self angry, I think the love I lack…

…). This shows how the mother is treating her daughter. She is practically humiliating her child, because of an understandable but frustrating fact that she have pissed her own clothes. The mother is totally overreacting and has clearly not learned to keep her anger…

…optimistic worldview is challenged by numerous disasters. I will also justify the reasons Voltaire attacks hypocrisy, most prevalent in religion, and displays the cruel actions of the priests, monks, and other religious leaders. In the novel his anger becomes…

…and Gilbert was surprised by the anger he felt" (104). It is natural for Gilbert to be jealous of all these great things his friend has, but throughout the story he makes his own life out to be unhappy without having these things. Nobody has everything even though…