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…, but his mind works far differently than most. Slowly, Arnold devises a plan to lure Connie into the car, as she repeatedly refuses his offer he begins to act more hostile, "as if the heat was finally getting to him" (599). Instead of leaving from anger…

…"The Trail of Tears" As we learn about the great history of the United States of America, sometimes we learn things that may be troubling to our ears. As I read "The Trail of Tears" , I was a bit angered about the decisions our great country took…

…of her mind because it hurts too much to think about her without being able to be strong without her. Lara is also expressing anger towards her mother. Lara is not coping with her mother’s death. Grieving takes time, but Lara will eventually overcome her…

…fear in anger. This is so because most people can not face the fact that people are different in a society like ours.. A lot of times, homeless people keep to themselves. The reason to this act is due to their fearful feelings towards the human…

…is portrayed by the men’s angered actions toward the boys. The electrified rug is another important piece in this story. The boys are given the opportunity to take bills and coins off of a rug, after the battle royal has been completed. As they grab…

…down hits bottom, as she goes back upstairs to confront Alec with all the anger she has been hosting throughout their entire relationship. Tess then proceeds to find peace with herself and kills Alec in order to try and rekindle her love with Angel. Her…

…the ability to see living things as ordinary, there is still a definitive lack of understanding. The last line of the poem carries with it feelings of frustration, anger and lack of comprehension. Finally, the choice of an armadillo to describe the speaker…

…came along and cared for her lame foot, but as she and Cholly began to have more problems, she began to take out her anger for Cholly onto her children. Quickly, the Breedlove household became full of hate and that hate was thrown onto the innocent Pecola…

…. Kevin was EXTREMELY angered at that, but he always knew that she would come back for him. Kevin then tried to escape that institution with 2 other guys, but were caught. Torey started helping Kevin a little bit more after she was able to see Kevin again…

…anger at deserting the first time. Wilson¹s change wasn¹t his own but the result of the war. By himself, he never would have become the nurse he was to Henry. This theme is shown clearly throughout the book since it was always apparent in every action after…