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…hold similar feelings although, many of the feelings that these two attain are demonstrated in separate conduct. The consequences of their conduct result in two distinct personalities which in turn cause friction between the two. Pride, loyalty, anger…

…to speak directly with the British merchants which in many cases led to great frustration and delays in an industry were time was an essential player. Such cause for hostility existed before mass imports of opium and remained a constant cause of anger until…

…images. 'A Poison Tree' and 'The Garden of Love' are little tales describing the suppressions and confessions of anger and the destruction that the corrupted church provokes. 'London', by William Blake and 'Beach Burial' by Slessor both heavily rely on simple…

…on the field when the game is over. This can also lead to the abuse of family, girlfriends, boyfriends, friends, and any other person who gets in their “way”, because athletes use these sports as a way to get their aggression and angers out. ( 10. Hauser, Powers…

…, sadness, self-worthlessness, anger (I think rage is a better fit), rejection, denial, and hopelessness. This adult’s behaviors react in life to all those feelings that are buried deep within from their childhood. What I was looking for in this research…

…capacities of many veterans, their mental state continued to deteriorate (Putman 52). A primary emotion felt by most Vietnam veterans is anger. Since other emotions turned off during combat, anger which was an acceptable emotion, replaced those turned off…

…Hamlet’s failure to remain in a single mindset. Hamlet experiences multiple mood swings, changing his moods abruptly throughout the play, for unexplainable reasons. Hamlet appears to act of great anger when he hears of his father's murder, then onto…

…simply failed to act on them. This emphasizes Hamlet’s failure to remain in a single mindset. Hamlet experiences multiple mood swings, changing his moods abruptly throughout the play, for unexplainable reasons. Hamlet appears to act of great anger…

…many later artists to share the concerns and emulate the work of the dadaists (Charlton, Rock Music, 204). The Beat poets and writers of the fifties, directed their feelings of anger towards society in their poetry and writings. The manner in which…

…of the dadaists (Charlton, Rock Music, 204). The Beat poets and writers of the fifties directed their feelings of anger towards society in their poetry and writings. The manner in which the Beats openly confronted the problems that most people ignored, as well…