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…. We have learned that some men rape out of anger and a need to overpower, dominate, and humiliate. We can also look at some of the historical attitudes from which today's beliefs and stereotypes have evolved. However, we must look beyond both rapists…

…. Then back to a more dark expression, Hamlet expresses this anger after his mother and uncle leave him. He cries out, “O, that this too too sullied flesh would melt, Thaw and resolve itself into a dew (I : ii: 129-30) “Things rank and gross in nature…

…the play, many times manipulating another person. When Maria becomes angered at Malvolio she decides to use foolery as a tactic to get even. She writes a false letter from her lady Olivia confessing her love to Malvolio. The letter suggests preposterous…

…of 1850 is the event that leads him to become detached from the State. The treatment of a runaway slave weighs heavily on his emotions. His anger leads him to encouragepeople to withdraw farther from the State and its policies. (Eulau 124). He alleges citizens…

…not affected by slavery cannot comprehend its effects on those whose family it touched. For decedents of slaves, even though they were not involved directly, the fact that their ancestors were violated is enough to anger them until this day. While…

…he finds Jewel sitting on the horse looking at him with this mean look in his eyes. It is tough to say why he feels this anger but one could imagine a few. It might be because of the feeling that he has of being the illegitimate child of Addie’s…

…feelings like anger and sorrow. This also sucks you into the story and creates a very distinct image in your mind. This was a great story about the love of a mother for her child and if you have any extra time on your hands I would recommend reading…

…, visited him in October 1888, but the two men quarreled violently; Gauguin left for Paris and Van Gogh, in a fit of remorse and anger, cut off his own ear. On May 9, 1889, he asked to be interned in the asylum at Saint-Remy-de Provence. In the year he spent…

…I heard was screaming. Screams of anger, regret and guilt. After five hours of searching for her beloved son she went mad. Threw herself to the floor and screamed like she’s never screamed before. The theme music also had the meaning of shame and guilt…

…the help of his parents. Lee insists that he was not abused, that his parents were simply strict. The several scars adorning his body seem to prove otherwise. Lee often becomes overcome with anger and easily agitated under stressful situations. He…