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…to refrain from particular interaction until a more appropriate time presents itself. Anger Anger can be identified through one's reaction to what they are seeing, hearing or feeling (i.e., fear, hopelessness etc.) and if we experience one or all…

…. Mrs. Dietrich, in "Shopping," shows her unconditional love towards her daughter. No matter how badly her daughter treats her, she can overcome her anger towards her daughter's rude behavior through love. On the other hand, Barrett, in "The Song of Songs…

…. As the great-great grandson of a confederate veteran, it angers me to see how the southern soldier is depicted in today's society. When people today hear someone mention the Confederacy, they automatically think Ku Klux Klan. With this they associate hatred…

…after he realizes he's being watched. Even though there is a difference in the levels of emotion and anger, the switch of attitude is evident in both, suggesting Hamlet is putting on a "antic-disposition". The differentiation of the setting, camera angles…

…anger and a need for power. They even go so far as to compare women to dogs. Woolf sums up the idiocy as simply that men have "that deep- seated desire, mot so much that she shall be inferior as that he shall be superior". She knows that there were…

…that that gift alone should maintain her happiness, and commitment to him. The Duke's anger, and jealously have now escalated, and the reader begins to question what his madness will carry him to do. Another meticulous selection of words Browning uses is, " Oh, sir…

…. If they are anxious, the therapist will challenge their worst fears. If addicted to a behavior, the homework therapist will challenge their need to depend on this behavior. If angry, homework therapy will help them understand and resolve their anger. A shy person…

…vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee." - Jules' version of Ezekiel 25:17 Pulp Fiction opens up in a diner as a couple of thieves…

…on an inadequate raft. The new life of hope already taking root in his heart, he sets sail with faith. Here in the oceanic womb, his new hope is tested to its limits. Poseidon batters the tiny vessel in brute anger leaving a ragged Odysseus clinging to the last shards…

…black nostrils and from his thick liver-colored lips." Turning the other cheek, Dick passively suffers Lon Everett's hits once more. "But suddenly the whites of his eyes are shot with red." Anger sweeping through Dick because his strength exceeds…