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…the meeting of Romeo and Juliet. The ball also gives birth to Tybalt’s anger and causes his challenge. The challenge causes the banishment of Romeo, which produces much grieving by Juliet and Romeo. Also, the quarrelsome weather is partly to blame…

…, but that discussion would all be in anger and vain so I will stop at this: We as teenagers have to realize that the only way to change the thoughts that people have about us is to prove the media wrong and show everyone that we are not the same as we are interpreted…

…. Abuses such as the sale of indulgences for benefit of the pockets of clergy and lower or no taxes for the clerical officials angered people. Luther saw the injustice in this and took action. Luther wanted a national, rather than Roman, control of church…

…has made that fate possible. He has cursed himself unwittingly, his own father’s killer (316-343). He has, in a fit of anger, cried “Damn my own good!” (1334). Inadvertently, that is precisely what he has done. But because he has done it inadvertently…

…Corinth in order to escape from his fate that the oracle has shown him. Oedipus meets a man in a chariot who orders him off the road at a place where three roads meet (1087). Oedipus in anger kills the man and four of his attendants (1087). Oedipus then answers…

…monotheists in history. In Plato's Euthyphro, Socrates and Euthyphro have a friendly conversation in which Socrates asks Euthyphro to define the word piety. Euthyphro points to his own actions-prosecuting his father for murdering a servant in anger…

…savages and therefore were not worthy of equal rights. The English took their land and disrupted their traditional systems of trade and agriculture. As a result, the power of native religious leaders was corrupted. The Indians were understandably angered…

…savages and therefore were not worthy of equal rights. The English took their land and disrupted their traditional systems of trade and agriculture. As a result, the power of native religious leaders was corrupted. The Indians were understandably angered…

…specialists contribute this problem to nationwide social problems. They say that hard times are causing our roadway outbursts. Sometimes small troubles in the economy can frustrate many enough to take out their anger on other motorists. Some people simply jump…

…of an act in terms of the motives behind the action. Therefore this would require an understanding of why the boxer is punching the bag. Is it to train for a fight, to become healthy or to work off anger? All these theories by both George Herbert Mead and Max…