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…juice, she immediately falls in love with Bottom, donkey’s head and all. The lovers are in confusion. Now both Lysander and Demetrius have love for Helena instead of for Hermia. Anger flare up and swords are drawn, but Puck leads everyone in magic circles…

…manipulating another person. When Maria becomes angered at Malvolio she decides to use foolery as a tactic to get even. She writes a false letter from her lady Olivia confessing her love to Malvolio. The letter suggests preposterous things for him to do to win her…

…turned in their own parents and close relatives not realizing the dangerous consequences. Adolf Hitler was a man filled with anger and hatred. He was responsible for the loss of many innocent lives. Hitler's intense racism led to the infamous…

…) and convert his “grief into anger” (4.3.231-232). Macduff snaps back that he shall, but he must also “feel it as a man” (4.3.224). A Renaissance man was characterized by one who not only acts, but acts with a passion. Macduff’s actions are classified…

…whole gang, but only he rode up on his horse. Vidal may have wanted to kill the judge himself. Angered at the judge or himself for the death of his mother. He wanted to settle this on his own. Casilda played a small role in the story until the end. Where she…

…by Antonio for which he wants to kill the merchant. His thrust for revenge suggests an anger that a petty spirit could not feel. At the end of the play, he is left without the props of his life and although he is considered the villain, one cannot help feeling…

…. Kate's madness is shown through her violent temper displayed in virulent fits of anger in which she often physically attacks these men. Some in Padua feel that Kate acts violently because she is miserable; this, however, is not the case. Kate…

…Asian women. Another way was by discharging old and injured veterans in his army. He would replace these men with Persian boys. This angered the Macedonian people. Alexander grew furious. After the Macedonians begged for forgiveness, he threw a huge…

…." Chillingworth wants to know who the father of Hester’s baby, Pearl, is, but she will not tell. Jealousy and anger begin to eat away at Chillingworth. He is no longer the scholar he used to be, who dedicate his best years "to feed the hungry dream of knowledge…

…in doing this because of its effects. The drug has the effect of distracting people from their anger, passion, and ambition. It is made mainly in a tablet form and is taken by people in almost a “religious” fashion when it is involved in worshiping the idol…