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…in life when fate the ultimate driving force of the universe. Foremost, humans sometimes respond to the decisiveness of fate with spite and anger, and the repeated imagery of the sky reflects this attitude towards destiny. Grendel’s conversations with the sky…

…of Achilles, Hector, and of both armies. This mistake could have been a great tragedy and caused many unneeded deaths. Hera’s actions anger Zeus, but selfish Hera cares little about her mistake, further exemplifying how she doesn’t really care for the mortals…

…It was a play with tremendous feelings with many inside twists hidd en in the archives of the true story. It was a play with emotional feelings; feelings of anger , hate, and evil, yet feelings of manipulation, good, and pureness…

…her “Why does she come here at all – who wants her? Why doesn’t she keep her silly old mug at home?” She goes away (apparently) with no sign of anger but she is immerse in deep sadness. Mansfield shows us that life can be tough for people on their own…

…Brabantio that his grandchildren would be animals and that Othello was a “Barbary horse” and angered by the idea that his character was hindered by his race. Looking at racism in Othello I was able to reevaluate my understanding of the characters. I see Othello…

…beings prevent us to grasp the social skills that are required for social perfection. For example, jealousy, anger, and sadness all come in the way of our social skills. Even though most of us have been taught social skills at a young age, we still do…

…REFLECTIONS 1.) A. Immediately when I hear 9-11 or Sept. 11, I think about an enormous American flag flapping violently in the crisp cold wind. This angers me. Following the giant airplanes crumbling into the tall…

…that he holds grudges and is the type of person who can't get over past experiences. It emphasizes his bottled anger and violence as he continues to punch Carmine, even after he's hit the ground and can't fight back. Will's spontaneity and rashness is depicted…

…. The Frenchmen are advised to paddle for 12 hours, never show anger, and carry a pack of skins behind their back in order to be accepted and gain respect from the Algoquin. The Algoquin however feel the Europeans are stupid, worthless and only accept to help because…

…up the poverty ladder. Most of the events early on seem to be in his favor, but that soon takes a twisted turn for the worst and he is on the run to save his life. Whether through moments of severe vulnerability and helplessness, fits of anger and rage…