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…was celebrated, Elie was angered when prisoners gathered and prayed and praised God’s name after all they had been through, he got angry with God and wondered why he would let people praise his name after all he had done to them. Another example is when he witnessed…

…Antigone (Pg. 221 and 233). He was mainly angered by the fact she was a woman who defied him in public. Creon was particularly cruel in his punishment for Antigone. He condemned her to be locked up and starved to death. He could have put her to death…

…, a seductress, he does not realize the damage he has done to this frail individual. Instead, he too acts selfishly and uses her by taking out his anger for Claudius on her. It is so easy to do this for Ophelia does not fight back, but rather quietly sat back…

…observe in myself” helps prove that Grendel notices he is angered by the fact that he doesn’t know himself, which is causing his “sickness”. The quote also proves that he needs to find himself and his camu, which basically says, the only thing you can be sure…

…and violent colors can be interpreted as anger or rage. Cool colors with soft strokes can be interpreted as sad or a sense of relaxation. Bright colors with ornate decorations can be considered a sign of power. But no matter how we interpret these works of arts…

…, but the worst thing was that she was 18 when he was nearly 50. Eventually her father¡¦s anger subsided and the couple were married in June 1944. Soon after Captain Marley went to Kingston which is the capital of Jamaica to work. He rarely came back and by the time…

…between France and Britain. Britain was seizing ships that traded with France including American ships. The United States negotiated Jay's Treaty of 1794, which stopped Britain by giving trade concessions but started this threat because it angered the French…

…struggles of Birmingham , Alabama. HE feels this way becuse there is so much unsettles anger amongst countries that the exports and trading is slow and therefor creating less jobs because of less demand of products from neighboring countires. Uganda…

…Lennon.” with no remorse in his voice. In a later interview, Chapman described his feeling at the time he pulled the trigger as “no emotion, no anger dead silence in the brain.” Lennon arrived at Roosevelt Hospital minutes after the shooting. He…

…of insanity. For these reasons Ophelia is sympathetic to Hamlet, even as he lashes out at her, “O, help him, you sweet heavens” (1351)! Hamlet is projecting his anger at his mother, Gertrude, on to Ophelia. Because of his intense love for her, Hamlet believes…