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…that loves to play every sport. Plus Susan is a junior and David is senior so Susan thinks that David would never consider going out with her. 3. Mr. Griffin angered David, Jeff and Betsy by enforcing his strict rules he has in his classroom. But also how Mr…

…at the toy store, how she becomes angry and resentful. If Sugar were telling this story she wouldn’t have able to tell how Sylvia takes her anger out on others indiscriminately to guard herself from her new thoughts and feelings. Sugar would have never able tell…

…who are left out of a clique feel lonely and angry. Many outsiders are taunting them every day, which only makes them angrier. Eventually these people snap and take their anger out innocent people. The Columbine shooting proves that. To prevent…

…true thoughts to the reader, bringing resolution to the poem as a single entity, not merely a disharmonious collection of words. At the outset of the poem, the narrator gives a very superficial view of himself, almost seeming angered when one…

…in the Pacific. As the Americans at the base were just getting up, it happened. The Japanese attacked the base with a vengeance. Since no one was prepared for what occurred, the Japanese were almost able to destroy all of Pearl Harbor. Because of this anger toward…

…in the eighteenth century that they were going to crack down on the colonies, the announcement was not met with open arms. In fact, rebellion was inevitable. Parliamentary taxation was a main source of the colonists’ anger. With the Sugar Act of 1764, they were…

…of the facts first. There may be reasons for the problems that are out of his control and until I know the reasons I can’t be judgmental of his work. In Jack’s initial reply to Harris Warner I think Jack is trying to express feelings of frustration and anger. I…

…, honor, and loyalty to her family. However, the reason that Creon is angered is that he feels injured and insulted that Antigone flagrantly and publicly disobeyed him. He was additionally inflamed that she was his niece and betrothed to his son, Haemon…

…for authority. For this reason I can sympathize with Antigone because of the poor treatment she received in such a discriminating manner. I believe Antigone’s defiance of authority is caused by anger from Creon and her loyalty for Polyneices. The anger she feels…

…to be such a bad villain because he can manipulate people, seeks revenge on anyone who angers him, and does not care for the emotions or lives of others. Iago is able to manipulate many people throughout the play to complete his plan of revenge on Othello. One…