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…for violating his earlier kinship bonds with his son and his father. His punishment only helps us realize the peaceful relations within the Igbo community. When the tribe set fire to Okonkwo’s compound and burnt all of his property it allowed any remaining anger…

…. Spirited men are another group who are mistaken for the courageous. They seem to be courageous, but are not “because they are spurred by pain and a roused temper to rush into danger” (11176b, 35). Anger clouds their judgement. Those who act so do not qualify…

…throughout the United States of America. They feel the frustration, agony, sorrow, and anger. This pain is shared mutually throughout the world even. Many of these people feel that we as a nation should strike back in full force, and aggressively tear down…

…in the firs place. These people act out of rage or anger, drunkenness or a short-term loss of logical thinking. To think about the consequences before one commits a serious crime is ideal but not reality. The problem with the death penalty is that most murderers…

…a school exam or a job interview, his or her nervousness may result in a physical reaction, such as a headache or a stomachache. When people suppress anger over a long period of time, they often develop a serious illness, such as migraine headaches, emphysema…

…; it proves the point Isabella makes, “Treachery and violence are spears pointed at both ends; they wound those who resort to them worse than their enemies?(Bronte 177). The fact that Hindley is mistreated as a child reflects the built up anger and resentment…

…are courage and strength. Swift was a writer who showed the influence of society and the people around him in ways many hadn’t thought of before. Instead of showing his anger and frustration through words he shows it through representations of characters in his…

…a couple of years back. If someone broke the chair your grandfather hand made, would your anger be the same? Of course not, the set your grandfather made would hold more significant value. In "Everyday Use", Dee had noticed that the benches her father had hand…

…in everyone yet whenever Abigails name is mentioned she has a little outburst of anger. “ . . . I will be your only wife, or no wife at all” appealing to Proctors principles to ensure he does what’s right. By not judging John she gains power over him. Abigail…

…features almost every raw human emotion imaginable: happiness, depression, anger, love, and jealousy. Fitzgerald’s creation is also very appealing to readers because it may or may not reflect things they may have experienced or will experience in the future…