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…was making good money being a taxi with his bike. I also feel that Jonathan looks at it that way also. He says let the egg rasher perish in anger, but then he says nothing puzzles god right after it, kind of like everything happens for a reason. I can…

…see my black and deep desires." It is noticeable how Macbeth is becoming more and more obsessed with the idea of becoming king that he feels anger towards anyone who is an obstacle in his path to the throne. This is a dangerous sign that Macbeth…

…of the practices and ideas commonly held in America create fertile territory for these ideas to grow and fester.When their father is murdered by a black, Derek is consumed by pain, grief and anger, eventually leading him to the skinheads. When he murders two blacks…

…is diagnosed with what appears to be cancer—her precise disease is never mentioned in book) and her angers and resentments about the past. In her memories Hagar sees her childhood and her relationships with friends and family in that small prairie town. She…

…erupt with anger with one thing in mind to take revenge of who killed his father. Laertes now too thinks like Hamlet, he wanted revenge and no one is going to stop him. During the fencing match Laertes anointed the tip of his sword with poison. When the plan…

…of range and anger. Lula plays a tantalizing and provocative role, constantly fooling around with words of racism and with Clay himself. “Come on Clay, let’s do the thing…You middle-class black bastard. Forget your social-working mother for a few seconds…

…. As Frankenstein's monster experienced, constant rejection breeds not compassion and understanding, but anger and hatred. The main theme of development of evil is supported by a secondary theme of man's fear of death. It is this fear of death and decay that drives…

…the husband, George, comes home to a dark empty house and there is no dinner and wife waiting for him like usual. This confuses as well as angers him because it is defying everything that he is use to. Later he is told by Betty, that this is the way…

…such as fear, anger, anxiety, and sadness will fly through us like an airplane. We can feel vulnerable and lose some sense of security and confidence in our community, the world, and ourselves. Children are especially vulnerable. They see these terrible things…

…sound she made as she passed by others of her kind is now a roar of anger. It sounded like she had a cold along with sinus congestion. Betsy no longer smells like a fragrance of potpourri. Instead, she smells like grease from a body shop. There used…