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…, but as he got madder and madder at us kids, my mother would step in. This was not good; he then would turn the anger towards her. As their fight escalates, us kids would just sit there as if we were solid bricks of ice. Hoping that this fight would not end up…

…anger are the dearest of all the Achaians.” (Il.2.197-199). After the supper Odysseus first makes a speech to Achilleus. First he tries to pity Achilleus by telling him the current situation on the battlefield: how Achaians started loosing their battles…

…” and tells the others of the scuffle between he and his son. You can see the anger, fear, and sorrow on his face and hear it in his voice as he tells the story while staring at a picture of his son. Although with this conflict we see no actual resolution…

…that lived in the river that flowed around the town. These fish were sacred to the gods. However, becasuse of a drought and no food, the people had to eat the carp to survive. This angered the gods. They wanted to punish all the people by death…

…the ties he has with his family. He is troubled by the anger his father has toward people and the fact that he would go through anything to destroy their belongings. Sarty’s father, Abner Snopes is looked upon, as an outcast and pariah among men “Leave…

…with the actual world, his anger and anguish are directed, not toward the Church, but toward himself as “a creature driven by vanity.” In addition to the images in the story that are symbolic of the Church and its effect upon the people who belong…

…. Inside he is suffering with the anger and hurt of being excluded from the one thing that he wants to do most, fight in the war. This is an excellent example of how the war suddenly made the boys grow up into men. They had to face adulthood, and in order…

…anger toward Edna’s refusal to comply with that and other rituals only fueled her desire to be rid of the life she resented. Reisz also gave Edna the support she needed to realize her potential artistry. Edna’s awakening gave her new insights on her…

…. Guilt, anger, low self-esteem and shame are all emotions felt by a child from a broken family leaving emotional scars that are difficult to heal. A loss of family identity makes a child feel inadequate or incomplete; they have a longing for attention from…

…John's plague. The Capulet ball influences the ending of the play by Romeo's invitation at the ball, which creates the meeting of Romeo and Juliet. The ball also gives birth to Tybalt's anger and causes his challenge. The challenge causes the banishment…