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…and they start fighting. Sophie breaks it up by hitting Alan in the head with a rock knocking him unconscious. David is later on beaten by his father, for hiding Sophie’s deformity. Joseph Strorm was angered very much by the news of his son playing with a deviant…

…life. She has turned into a merciless killer because she blindly follows her raging passions. Now Medea accepts that, “anger, the spring of all life’s horror, masters my resolve.” Even her friends fear her. This is seen by the Nurse saying, “God grant…

…. According to psychologists, this signals deep-seated anger and aggression. Not only did David start setting fires; he also began torturing and killing little animals, among those, his mother’s pet parakeet. The parakeet was fed small amounts of cleaning powder…

…III, scene iii) He arises Othello’s anger and jealousy through this cynical explanation. Iago is able to take away the invisible barrier before Othello’s self-control and is able to manipulate Othello easily through taping into his irrational reasoning…

…to and for the monks and nuns to live by. The first vow being to renounce all killing to all living beings. The second is to renounce all thoughts of speech that contains any anger or greed and never speak lies. The third is to not take anything that is not given…

…such as this one, angered the Vietnamese more, fueling their drive to stop at nothing to remove the foreign influence that the U.S brought to their country. As of January 27th, 1973, the United States involvement in the war ceased, validating that the North Vietnamese…

…for his people. He tried his best to prevent the disaster that seemed to overtake his people, but according to his own account he had failed. His description of his agony and anger, and how he thought he had led his people down. The Battle of Little Big Horn…

…the Battle Police is a catharsis from the cool waters of the Tagliomento River. With his escape from the Italian Army, Frederic “had no more obligation…[His] Anger was washed away in the river along with any obligation.” (Hemingway 232). From here on Frederic…

…. Since when do we hear of Jesus losing his faith and wanting to give up on us? It angered me to see that Jesus is shown to have lost if inspiration and belief in God and in us. Jesus is not one to neither mistrust nor get infuriated at God, as he was shown…

…him a two-way radio that fits into his ear so that he can hear what Montag hears and talks to him secretly. Montag goes home and finds two of his wife's friends there. Their superficiality angers him, and he shows them a book of poetry and reads them one…