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…. Through his anger, Okonkwo decides to beat Ojiugo heavily while completely ignoring the ‘Week of Peace’; he does not yield even to the pleading of his wives, fearing he might look weak (Things Fall Apart, 26). His condition of relentlessness leads him…

…sent 20 ships to aid the Ionians. Before the Persians crushed the revolt, the Greeks burned Sardis, capital of Lydia. Angered, Darius determined to conquer Athens and extend his empire westward beyond the Aegean Sea. In 492 BC Darius gathered together…

…which meant that Parliament governs for the benefit of all, and the colonies were virtually represented in Parliament. This is another act that angers the colonists and sparks protest. Along with this came the Quartering Acts which required colonists…

…and anger in to sometimes but not always irrational zeal. Throughout human histories tribulations and hardships the rise of many intellectuals, hero’s and sometimes-infamous figures have been witnessed. They are most recognized for their taming and persuasion…

…out their anger and fear in the form of violence, drugs, and alcohol. The only reason Bigger ends up suffocating Mary is because he feared what might happen if he was found in the room of a white woman at night. The Daltons would no doubt think he'd raped…

…they get free. The prisoners ran until they could not run any more. Now the time has come that they are going to fight to get out whatever anger they have. They wrestled around and a boy hunting told them to stop, he had a gun. They take the gun from the boy…

…the pearl was evil and tried to tell Kino but he wouldn’t hear it. The next morning she got the pearl thinking Kino was still asleep and went for the sea but he was awake and he followed her. Kino filled with anger grabbed her and threw her to the ground…

…to kill those intruders who wanted to capture his country. This is how Yock lost everything in his life and only thing he gained is the hate and anger of his own people. All the actions of Yock seemed to be part of his growing into maturity and knowledge…

…beatings and lashings as a correction. It did not matter if the slave deserved it or not, the church’s justification was that God wills it. The revolts revealed a degree of anger on the part of black slaves about their situation that contradicted what…

…and effort for merely nothing in return. But at least I hot the chance to her my emotions out and not have to keep them coped up inside, which could cause even more anger and madness. And my protesting can also influence more powerful people that agree with me…