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…to trust myself again, as well as other people. *BR* *BR* The hardest rule for me to break was the one that told me not to feel anything. It was also the most healing rule that I ever broke. I buried so much hurt, shame, anger, and betrayal for so many years…

…he sacks Troy, and gets carried away, angering the gods. Henceforth, it is fitting that the excessive side of water represent Odysseus. Life that is brought by water, the water that satisfies souls is the type that represents Telemachus. He…

…a “very pleasantly remunerative…office of Master in Chancery” was suddenly “abrogated” from the lawyer, he found much cause to “lose my temper; much more…indulge in dangerous indignation.” His anger towards the loss of money exemplifies the importance he…

…. About half of rape victims deal with their trauma in an expressive style, venting their fears, anger, rage, and anxiety by crying and sobbing, or by restlessness and tenseness. The other half reacts in a controlled style, carefully masking their feelings…

…but to keep all of the attention to himself. The Duke did not want others to be able to enjoy her smile or to have the opportunity to tempt her with gifts. As that is seen to not be the case, he developed severe jealousy that lead to anger. The Duke had in turn…

…days in a sweatshop in Jakarta and go through his entire life barefoot. Mike Tyson will grow up with loving parents in a happy home, and be able to process his anger through quilting and become an award-winning florist. Mary Lou Retton will be Manute Bol…

…institution to control his anger and his suicidal inclinations. While in detention, he discovered what truly made him happy, essentially, his "reason for existence." Patch had a mentally ill roommate who was afraid of squirrels. One day he needed to go…

…on" (Hooks, page 48). Later, when bell hooks attends Stanford and notices how students constantly feel anger and resentment towards their parents, she remembers that her parents raised her to show them respect. "While I often needed more money, I never needed…

…those emotions be anger, hope, frustration, joy, despair, or enlightenment. Both novels take place in the same location and same time period and involve the same groups of people. Both novels depict European imperialism in the African Congo in the 1800s…

…through a door with an axe in it, this is displaying the mans insanity or anger and shows that the narrative will probably be involved around his growing insanity and madness. Also there is a further visual code of the woman in the background screaming showing…