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…sunlight from the sun filled my eyes as I saw the deadly enemy shoot out. I raced to the door and saw him got onto a spaceship. I yelled in anger and stomped on my feat. <Tab/>I was go to make my way to the transportation. I took a last glance…

…of becoming fat. Cultural and social ideals, low self-esteem, and the persons feelings are all thought to be factors for the cause of bulimia. Bouts of depression, boredom, and anger increase the likelihood of bulimia; the risk is especially high if the person…

…and those who would draw him back to cowardice, to keeping the danger a secret. The mayor blusters and threatens him, Aslaksen's timidity over angering those in power gets in the way, Stockmann's wife advises him "there's so much injustice in the world -- one…

…as an excuse to unleash our anger on others. Secondly, the acts of violence presented in this paper are just a few of the tragedies that plague our workforce, if this problem is not nipped in the bud soon, it will be an issue for years to come. Either workplace…

…a surge through out my body, my voice was back. Yet, their was no need, I was seconds away from death. I looked up at the boy and said with all the anger I could muster. "Fuckkkk.....yoooou!" And dropped to the floor, dead.…

…by becoming crowded. New taxes angered them as well. Not being represented in Parliament was tyranny. "Taxation without Representation" was the battle cry. The Stamp Act of 1765 started it all. Every paper, from playing cards to legal documents were taxed…

…the savages) takes soma to not feel these emotions of sadness or anger. Despite this perfect world, there are some who fail to meet the proper standards either by lack of conditioning or alcohol being put into their blood surrogate. Bernard is one of the failures…

…that his determination is in vain. His anger and pain is then directed at himself. As a result, the boy takes his first step into adulthood. The short stories, The Lottery and Araby parallel in the two key areas of theme and symbolism. However, their plots…

…such as dramatic passion and anger, complex symbols and appealing to experience, a darker knowledge of evil.…

…attention, while others simply pass unnoticed. When Robby confesses about committing the theft of his brother's TV set, John is not filled with anger, or pity, or forgiveness, but is seized by the memory of the shame and regret he himself felt towards his wife's…