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…, and to restrict their feelings and needs. Since the “emotional survival” of those mothers required obedience and the invention of their false self, they had to repress their anger and believe that mother was always right. In unhappy mother-daughter relationships…

…that we really exist within. Additionally, I began to see through some of the fantasies people hold over their lives to escape that pain. From this point, an anger toward our current state of being swelled within me, and it started to ask why. This anger…

…this was Germany. Since Germany's previous clash with France during the First Moroccan Crisis in 1906, Germany and France had harbored ill feelings toward one another. France had been angered at Germany's attempts to subdue them through threat of war, and Germany had…

…be seen. War itself is can be seen as a universal theme. Still, if that is not enough, Achilles, one of the war heroes refuses to fight until his friend dies in battle. This event causes Achilles to fight with pure anger. The entire epic poem is a form…

…his father was alive she would adore him or hang on his every last word as though he was the most important thing in the world. " Must I remember? Why, she hang on him as if increase of appetite had grown by what it fed on (Cantor)." Filled with anger…

…. Urban anger came out with Public Enemy’s “Fight the Power.” IV. Marketing increased. A. Suddenly white suburbia was introduced to Hip-Hop B. MTV started Yo' MTV Raps C. Two Harvard students started the Source magazine 1. Opening up a new market for Hip…

…wool hat that he used to keep his long hair out of his eyes while riding his motorcycle. There were hundreds of applications and Schneider was quizzing, heckling, and in some cases, angering the applicants just to see what they would do. During…

…and the spirit of the Lord would enter. After David defeated Goliath, the people were chanting, “Saul has slain his thousands, and David his tens of thousands.” Saul was greatly angered at this. While David was playing the harp, Saul threw a spear at him, but missed…

…with the harsh realities that define his existence. He confronts head-on the identity crisis that faces black and white America as their two worlds clash during the turbulent 1960s. And, after examining the bitterness of his anger towards America’s racial caste…

…can not see what she sees. The woman finds it easier to express her pain through hot tears rather than through words. She lashes out at her husband with anger but yet has no reason to hate him. ‘But I understand: it is not the stones, But the child’s…