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…to the reader. Anger, sadness, and frustration are some of the adjectives that best describe the reader’s reaction to this scene, which marks the demise of Francis Macomber. Also, he uses a shift in narrative to help the readers understand the inner workings…

…and that anger turns to jealousy of Abel. God tells Cain that sin will try to invade his thoughts but he must learn how to master it. He cannot, and Cain lets his jealousy overwhelm him. Cain's anger is directed at God but projected onto Abel when he betrays him…

…by Johnson’s act. This argument alone makes flag burning illegal. Gregory Johnson should have been punished just for this under Texas law. Flag burning is an extremely offensive method of expressing one’s anger towards the American government or America…

…malnutrition. Neither the state or the church did anything to stop this and is obviously why Blake feels so much anger towards them. The sweeper’s parents are really no help towards their own child. This makes the reader wonder, if they are worshipping god…

…, or nerds. In high school people are stereotyped whether they choose to be or not. When for say the “jocks” are degrading the “nerds” it hurts and all the hurt and anger builds up inside. People come from all types of backgrounds and they are molded…

…, anger flares, and infections. There are a variety of reasons for children to feel stress. Death, divorce, remarriage, moving, long illness, abuse, family or community violence, natural disaster, fear of failure, and cultural conflict may each heighten…

…was anger, but the people were not actively hostile. The crowd was simply voicing their opinion on the issues of globalization, and manifesting the potential repercussions that the actions of the two institutions may have. The emotions throughout the protest…

…238 to 240) Creon’s accepting the supposed power to enforce both the living and the dead reveals him as accepting a false superiority to the gods and thus angers them. The Chorus, in foreshadowing the story, relates its current events to those of its…

…their differences and only remain together for social reasons. The two of them are separated however when Margaret shoots Francis in the back of the head. The first signs of their anger towards each other is when they have a quick debate when Margaret returns from…

…, 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…