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…with himself. Gene acted with his emotions—anger, frustration, envy, jealousy, and guilt—while Phineas remained in constant control of himself. It is this unending flow that not only hints at his peace, but also proves he is the human manifestation…

…the telegrams from their fathers who went to work in England, but Frank and his family were still suffering from poverty. Frank had so much rage and anger inside of him that it inspired him to save money for America where he could turn his life around…

…losing weight, you notice Pop?” and Willy ignores him each time. Willy also has a lot of anger inside of him, which you can notice by his actions. When his boss Howard tells Willy that there is no job for him Willy gets very angry and bangs his fist…

…. Instead, she becomes so angered with Darcy that it effects her entire relationship with him. Both Darcy and Elizabeth come to recognize their pride as a flaw in their respective characters. Darcy realizes that he must check his pride in order to be seen…

…superior than others, that they can invoke "unnecessary" feelings like sadness and anger. Apparently, his Utopian society is one of no diversity and no independent thought. For is it not the flaws and faculties of each individual that make them individuals…

…of Charlie's aquaintances which he meets as the book progresses, and last but not least Algernon. The novel is exciting and contains very original material. The moods which are created in the reader, being me, are ones of sorrow, anger, and guilt. One…

…figure as he speaks to Billy with a “hypnotic stare” of his charge against the handsome sailor. His image initially was of “a serpent fascination,” however; his facial expression corrodes as he reveals his anger antipathy toward Billy face to face. First, his…

…innocent children to bear the suffering of centuries on their back. The second stanza expresses the child’s anger and bitterness against humankind who has put him in a life of misery indicating that humans are blind to the oppression that they are causing…

…the psychological aspects of athletic injuries. The study found that many ATCs thought that sport psychology is important in the treatment of athletic injuries. ATCs found that athletes encountered stress, anxiety and anger following athletic injuries. It would…

…, I know.”(3) There is no anger, rather concern, which is somewhat similar to Christianity. This can be also considered as an American influence because Christianity to the Chinese has been a western idea. There are many elements in a poem to make…