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…life, you damned fool!"(1234). Charley is successful due to the fact of his hard work. Charley has accomplished most of everything out of his life. All of his goal and dream had come true. Therefore, this has angered Willy because it is contradicting to his…

…civilizations of the second millennium BC The Epic of Gilgamesh sketches out a picture of ancient Sumerian views on religion and the afterlife. In the story, gods such as Enlil, Shabash and Ishtar all posses the humanistic attributes of anger, deception, love…

…of his father he is immediately infuriated without hearing any explanation at all. After Claudius easily persuades Laertes' anger towards Hamlet, he again becomes infuriated. This time because Hamlet is not there to defend himself, Laertes reacts…

…. He provided them with a scapegoat, someone to pinpoint their anger at: the Jew. If someone had to suffer and pay the price for Germany's prosperity then let it be the Jew. History books should not portray the Germans as evil; their eager acceptance…

…in the marvelous, magical series. I was surprised that Harry is being upset about society and showing his anger through protesting or sometimes cursing words. He is also bitter and depressing. He is not the loyal, honest guy he was in the previous four books. I was hard…

…him, he kills them and then does violence unto himself. Ikemefuna encourages his anger, the exile removes his dream of greatness and crushes how he feels, and the missionaries taunt him like a dog. Had none of these happened, he would most likely…

…-five and sixty Indians died. Angered at the Prophet, some of the warriors threatened to kill him. Harrison expected Tecumseh to show up soon with a large band of Indians so no one was allowed to sleep. Tecumseh didn't show up until three months later when…

…to me than suffering, more to me than wrong, more to me..."(131) Dr. Manette had years of anger and revenge stored up in him from when he was imprisoned, yet he forgets about all of it and only tries to make Lucie happy and make up for the many years he had…

…Even though women were treated plainly as housewives, there were some who were willing to oppose that matter by accomplishing many important tasks that got the attention of some men during the enlightenment, most men having anger displayed at them…

…Laurie doesn't want to do that, David overcomes with anger. He throws her down on the grass. Suddenly he realizes what he is doing and what the Wave has done to him. Together they are going to Ben that evening. They want to make him clear that The Wave has…