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…The Chosen takes place in 1940’s Brooklyn, in a world that has just finished perhaps one of the most horrifying and devastating wars of its history, World War II. As a result, there is much confusion and anger among the American people, primarily…

…hypocritically keeps a mistress; and a Franciscan friar who operates as a jewel thief. Underlying the satire of religious practices is Voltaire's anger at all forms of fanaticism and intolerance. He relentlessly exposes the cruelties perpetrated in God's name. Though…

…, and twenty-nine. Dugan begins the poem with feelings of frustration and anger, and dramatically shifts to a brief feeling of calmness and satisfaction as “It settled plumb,/ level, solid, square and true” (18-19). One could only guess the event that occurred…

…how lonely he gets.Futhermore, as bitter as he is about him being away from the other men, Crooks is grateful for Lennie's company, and when Candy enters the room, it becomes difficult for him to hide his pleasure with anger. The only relationship Crooks…

…. Having defined enlightenment, we need to see how, by meditating we can rid ourselves of ignorance and bias. One needs to develop the ability to meet one’s true spirit, to clear the mind of all its old programs and negative thoughts, feelings, fears, and anger…

…were supportive of the Gulf War, recently the Beirut summit of the Arab League, in March, signaled that all 22 member governments want to see an end to the US conflict with Iraq. An attack would inflame resentment and anger toward the US. A US attack…

…and despicable slave. Also, Caliban displays an extreme anger toward Prospero. When Caliban is asked to come forth he speaks corruptly, "As wicked dew as e’er my mother brushed/With raven’s feather from unwholesome fen/Drop on you both!…And blister you all o’er…

…restrained under his father’s anger, neglect, and abuse. Once he escapes, Huck finally begins his journey to find his own life, and himself. On his journey down the Mississippi River, Huck is moving away from what has recently been his place of lodging…

…for a scapegoat and more likely someone to take their anger out on. Virgil also showed pride and wisdom in knowing when he needed help of others to help get through the gates to the city of Dis and also for rebuking Dante for showing mercy for those who don’t deserve…

…their own mistakes, the pissed off workers turn their anger on the deceptive robot that had tricked them. “Burn the witch!” screams the head worker. After burning evil Maria, the workers start to realize that a resolution is needed to restore peace back…