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…. It seems as if the Summoner directed all his energies to make the Friar look like a terrible person due to previous quarrels, when in fact he is expressing the angers he has about himself. The Summoner must be aggravated with the way society looks at him…

…. In conclusion, its believed that when a person reads a piece of literature it can really change the way they feel, think, and live their daily lives. That is what Shakespeares’ works tend to do. Hamlet’s theme is revenge and anger, which is something everyone can…

…] without feeling Ender’s loneliness or feel anger at the cruel adults running the ‘Battle School.’” After reading the novel itself, I was greatly in awe of Mr. Card’s writings. Mr. Card made the book very interesting to read…

…of delegates. Taft, however, controlled the Republican party organization which made sure he was nominated. A part of the Republican party was angered by this and split off to begin the Progressive Party…

…defiance angered many countries; leader of these countries was Israel. In the year 1960 Adolf Eichmann was living in Argentina, but this was last year of hiding, in this year Israeli Special Forces abducted Eichmann and sent him to Israel to be held trial…

…. With the fort in the hands of the French, Colonel Monroe gathered his men and supplies and marched back to Albany. The peaceful surrender angered Magna for he wanted every English man to die. His hatred for the British grew even larger and seeped into his ugly…

…will come will come". This angers Oedipus and he rants and raves only making Tiresias even madder. Oedipus’ short temper, one of his tragic flaws, is stirring up trouble. He tries to have Creon killed and accuses him of trying to overthrow him. Creon tells…

…by speechmakers and used tohelp stir the anger of the crowds. The Boston Massacre was one of the events which led up to the Revolutionary War.…

…mother but amazingly resembles her. There probably could not be a better casting for the different characters. Just by reading the expressions on the faces of the characters, we could easily describe if a situation was about joy, anger or even death…

…to be a "Peace Maker", getting off a train and seeing a young man beating a horse with a rope. This angers Wyatt into taking the horse away from the man, and slapping the man with the rope to show him how it feels. After that, Wyatt meets up with his two brothers…