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…to the reader how powerful God is: - that such an ancient thing such as a tree knows of God. The tree then speaks of having watched Christ being crucified and feeling the blood of Christ saturating down its trunk. This tree feels anger and sorrow for what…

…foolishness" (121). The bitter setting has not impacted the man's cockiness yet. He goes on like this until disaster eventually strikes. The man suddenly falls into ice and instantly realizes that he will be delayed. This angers and annoys him rather than him…

…is; what will Derrick do now that his brother has been shot and killed by a black teenager. Will he continue on his current path and beliefs, or will he return to the cult out of anger for the death of his brother?…

…. They all have a look of confusion and anger. On the left of the painting, you find a woman holding a baby. The baby's head is tilted back and his eyes are missing. The mother is crying out in pain over the loss of her child. Her eyes are pointed towards…

…their beliefs away from Paul's preaching’s (Paul 264). This angered him that the Galatians are so easily convinced. So, the letter to Galatians uses 4 specific tactics to make them come back to the teachings according to Paul. Paul begins by defending his…

…know where you coming from, Then you wouldn't have to ask me,” In this passage, the singer expresses his anger towards the inaccurate teachings of history. Bob Marley prefers to preach the real account so that the Buffalo Soldiers are properly remembered…

…evening because it was a way for me to release some of the energy and anger I was not able to release in football. Father and I would go at it for who knows how long until he would give up and say that I was just a disrespectful, ungrateful kid. At first…

…. Antigone therefore decides to bury it on her own. Regardless of Creon’s demands, she decides to do what is right according to a much stronger law, the law of love and respect naturally given to siblings. When she is faced with Creon’s anger, she does not deny…

…be. The conclusion that Macduff has met is that a man does not only portray anger, power, and strength., but feels it just as intensely. “But I must also feel it as a man; I cannot remember such things were, that were most precious to me.” (4.3.221-2…

…types of injury to others (1) Misadventure (reasonable expectation), (2) Mistakes (not reasonable expectations, (3) act of injustice (actions due to anger and other passions). The only act that counts as an unjust man or a vicious man is acting out of choice…