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…angry. An orchestra playing a sharp set of tones could be played to emphasize Helmer's anger. The loudness and the intone of the notes played would really help the audience see Helmer's anger. This is a good example of why music should be used in all plays…

…of these things as a child and finds them in permiscuity. Evidence of Walter’s anger toward society occurs when Walter reads about the Kitty Genovese’s story in the newspaper. "Some of them even watched. I knew what people were, then, behind, all the evasions…

…emotions is anger, and it is the easiest to recognize in older children that are coping with a divorce (Persons). The anger is normally turned toward both parents and sibling in the household (Wienstock 4 & 5). The behavior change in a child is almost…

…of the material I teach will you find impious, sacrilegious, or insulting to your way of life in any way. First of all, we will start with a lesson in good ways to describe anger. Irk, vex, peeve, and exasperate are all good defining words of anger. I never wish…

…have. This theme is something that haunts the main character Bo Brewster throughout the novel. Bo often lets his anger get the best of him and this makes him seem like a very weak individual. Bo also makes it seem like everyone involved in his life is being…

…be better spent elsewhere. Anger too. What does anger do? Nothing. It frustrates us and aggravates us, and we can avoid it. Being frustrated is not a pleasing experience for me. When I was young, or rather, when I was younger than I am now, I would explode…

…. There are some positive movements that have resulted from women while being oppressed. Take for instance the feminist movement. The feminist movement has been good for the woman of today. My analysis of the feminist movement is anger, anger for that the way women have…

…. There are a variety of supports regarding this discussion throughout the play. Their love for Ophelia, association with their respective families and their similar but differentiated purpose for angered actions, are the primary examples to show the character revelations…

…like the killer is innocent. When we read the poem, we can feel that Audre is trying to denounce all that injustice through deep feelings of anger which are even present in her dreams. Even the one black woman on the jury is herself suffering of injustice…

…in those deaths and that the blame lay solely on Joe’s partner, Herbert Deever. At the end of the play, Chris’ realization that his father was guilty brings about anger and then remorse, when Joe commits suicide due to his guilty conscience. Joe has done…