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…a month". Hamlet's supposed contempt of his mother for only mourning a month is made evident. In this soliloquy, we also learn about Hamlet's love for his father and how this serves to emphasize the anger that he shows towards his mother. Hamlet…

…soil. These men were looking for gold, and the prospectives for American businessman were enticing. These wealthy entrepreneurs began to money into foreigners, something that angered many American miners who viewed California as a “white-mans” land…

…and mistook his multiple dialysis punctures for drug abuse and arrested him as a presumed addict. When he recovered from the seizure, his anger did little to convince the police that he was anything but an addict. It took pleas from his doctor, rather than his…

…it with his wife. Doing this, he had to borrow time and lie his way through his relationship with his wife. The speaker’s tone is one of anger and frustration. Although she calls him many derogatory names, she continues to refer to him as, "daddy…

…with the baths, and just taken care of the problem he would never have angered his brother who backstabbed him and he would have ended the play as a hero any way. Peter, on the other hand took advantage of his brother’s naivety, and gained his power. Thomas may have…

…, that which is many is less likely to be corrupted. So, although an individual's judgment can be corrupted when he is overcome by anger or some other emotion, it is difficult for all to become angry and make erroneous judgments simultaneously. If all the men…

…Tour, he joined on the Anger Management Tour with Limp Bizkit and Papa Roach to form an awesome line-up for crowds to see. I went to the concert that came to The Mark of The Quad Cities and was very pleased with the concert. During the tour he decided he…

…as she wouldn’t have to endure the sight of death any longer. When the Duchess quotes “Make war upon themselves, brother to brother / Blood to blood, self against self” she is directing her anger and spite towards Richard or at least his ‘spleen’.…

…to enrol him in harbour to become a doctor. During this dialogue, a sequence of close-ups are used on each of the Perry’s faces to portray Mr. Perry’s anger and frustration, Mrs. Perry’s confusion and Neil’s shock of his fathers decision. The dispute ends…

…that plays an important role to me is Jane’s concluding address to Mrs. Reed. To use remorse as such a demoralizing weapon was remarkable. The wonderfully constructed and beautifully written speech made it profoundly moving. Rather than using fists or anger, Jane…