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…and anger for a new change, “a new chapter in his life.” (Pg. 148) Everyone at one point in their life, is confused and doesn’t know what they want. Alex’s change in goals and future lifestyles, happens to everyone when they become a responsible adult. Every…

…. In watching the coverage, I was struck by the tone of passive acquiescence. Not once, in hours of listening, did I hear anyone express righteous anger. No one said, coldly, but with deadly seriousness, People responsible for this are going to die”. Our military…

…for the various people makes us explore within our selves the feelings of hate, sympathy, anger, compassion and helplessness. These feelings effect our emotions, passions, values and most important of all our morals. To put a firm grip on our morals, society has turned…

…is constantly emphasized as being incredibly hot. This seems to symbolize the tensions and the anger that are building up and will explode during the argument between Tom and Gatsby at the hotel. The automobile has always been a kind of status symbol in the United…

…Red, the color of heat, anger, blood, floods the screen for the first thirty-two seconds of the film. Time enough for the viewer to really contemplate the effect of the color red. Suddenly, the screen switches to blue, but it doesn’t last nearly as long…

…: the fear, exhaustion, anger, emotional swings; that 4 a.m. inability to cope with the crying neediness of the baby. She questions her faith, which she cannot justify on a why she was pregnant, but still hopes that God loves and guides her the way a parent loves…

…frightened little girl hiding her face with her hands. The child looked up at Mellamo and asked, “Why do you posses such anger?” and with these words, she began to weep. Mellamo apologized and explained the reason he used such harsh language was due…

…in Hindley’s bullying shows that he is in control of the situation; “he would stand Hindley’s blows without winking or shedding a tear”(pg 46). In Hindley’s lashing out it shows that Heathcliff behaviour has angered Hindley into thinking he has been replaced…

…by this description. The first bold passage describes the Achean armies as a swarm of bees, implying the dispensability of Greek soldiers. In the second part of the passage, the use of "seething" implies anger and recklessness, and perhaps, an appetite for blood. "Dark…

…that he is older and lost his youth? It is impossible to say just what I mean! Here he displays his anger now his fear takes over and he now begins to question if anyone at all will understand his situation. Prufrock’s fears…