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…on the writer and his wife….” (Halio 161) He took the anger he felt towards his wife’s attackers and focused it into this novel. Anthony Burgess’s writing was most influenced by his strict Catholic heritage, his time spent in Malaya, and his wife, Llewela. He…

…The other day, as I was seated in a restaurant with my nephew, a white woman and black man stepped in. The woman and I briefly made eye contact. I smiled, and then I met his eyes. They were filled with resentment and anger, almost accusatory in nature…

…further illustrates his frustration when he relates to an experience he has had when he states, “ I have seen at least two children lying dead in bed of neglect in such cases…” and again when he is venting the anger that he feels toward the mother who…

…through the six chambers, while none followed him on account of a deadly terror that had seized upon all. (Poe 203) Prince Prospero is controlled by a frenzy of anger and rage, and he is eventually ravaged by death as a result of his impetuosity…

…the audience to want to have a simpler life The poems are usually more soothing. 14) Osiris was a King in Egypt. During his reign the world was at peace and all was in excellent shape. Due to his brothers anger, osiris would die twice and the second time he…

…nothing surprising. However, from the moment she entered the room, readers are at odds with the direction Chopin takes. Once alone, the reader’s expectations would be for Louise to take her anger out on the furniture, or to reminisce and weep for her husband…

…emotions: confusion, helplessness, anxiousness, and anger. Everybody wonders how to approach the loved one and how to deal with the problem. Therefore, it is a necessity for the family and friends to help the sufferers. The first step is to get the problem…

…out that we really had no idea, we become angry and act out on the anger which inhabits us. As we progress into the twenty-first century, gender begins not to imply on a male or female standpoint anymore, but rather in a way that we can be who we want…

…video games be the reason for all of this madness? I do not believe so, but I do believe it could have had an effect. I believe there has to be a deeper meaning to all of this, whether it be anger at a parent, coworker, or the human race. I believe…

…to (“The Red” 1). Gunfire was described in red terms, “Knifelike fire from rifles is later referred to as "beams of crimson" (Crane 164). Also anger was described in the color red, “an outburst of crimson oaths” (Crane 209). He also displays a type…