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…actions. He can’t trust or love anything or anyone because he is afraid that they will die and leave him tormented and vulnerable. Salinger is trying to show the reader the confusion anger and frustration of loosing a loved one, and how it can effect…

…by his anguish. Physically deformed and mysterious, Roger Chillingworth finally met his wife after being separated from her for almost two years. He showed no great anger towards her and took upon himself some of the accountability saying it was “...my folly…

…in the face. Abigail decided to call John’s wife, Goody, a witch, this in turn spurs conflict and anger among the townspeople. Proctor then gets involved in these witch trials and claims to be with the devil. His inner struggle is whether or not to tell the truth…

…sound funny, but playing a violent game actually helps relaxation. After a hard week of being stressed out over classes, It's great to play a game of Duke Nukem 3D with friends and take out all your anger. Concluding, while surfing the netlooking for info…

…Rome became an empire of raging anger. Christianity a new religion appealed to the majority of the people of the Roman Empire. The message especially appealed to the poor and the slaves; it was also something new to put their faith in. Christianity…

…, the men did not care to acknowledge the reason behind Mrs. Wright’s anger. The women use nothing but trivial contexts in this drama to mask their own discovery and understanding of the murder, while the men know the murderer without being able…

…at gathering time”, thus setting off Abner’s anger. As a result he set out that night and put DeSpain’s barn on fire. Finally, Abner’s unchanging character is revealed not only in his role as being cold-hearted and lawless but also as violent. It is seen…

…shocked. His father was angered that he had spent a large amount of money to send his son to school, and his son was not going to be able to support the family. Incidentally, he would be one of the most influencial people in history. As a friar, Martin went…

…, and along with it she shows and anger that she has only now been exposed to it. Her courage is telling her that there is something out there, and she has to get her hands on it. “Courage is not the absence of fear, rather there judgment that something else…

…[was] about to thrust [him] off the road-brute force - and the one shouldering [him] aside, the driver, [he] struck [him] in anger - and the old man, watching [Oedipus] coming up along his wheels - he brings down his prod, two prongs straight at [his] head"(884-893…