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…, or that of Odysseus…(Homer, 339). This angers Achilleus. Furious, Achilleus calls Agamemnon selfish. He claims that he fights more and yet still Agamemnon gets the greater prizes. In this scene, Achilleus shows jealousy mixed with anger because he feels dishonored…

…Like A Winding Sheet Ann Petry's "Like A Winding Sheet" shows the frustration and anger of being a poor black couple living in a "Ghetto" during the mid to early 20th Century. As the story unfolds, it is obvious that racism and frustration…

…when Hamlet spoke to the head player about adding a few lines to the play "The Murder of Gonzago." They did not actually hear what those lines were to be, but surely they could not help but realize that the king's anger during the play was probably related…

…, which are illustrated throughout the play. Gertrude helps to reveal the anger and rage that Hamlet feels deep inside. Gertrude is also a strong contributing factor in Hamlet’s fury and frustration. The strong feelings of love and respect that Hamlet has…

…, having a hard time getting revenge, applied his anger from the judgment of his mother to kill who he thought was Claudius. Hamlet also needed to be on his own deathbed in order to finally get angry enough to kill Claudius. The way that Hamlet uses his…

…no part 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…

…his revenge on Othello. Although Iago’s justice can never be justified his anger pointed towards Othello can be. Despite all the rage, fury, resentment, prejudice, and anger Iago feels towards Othello; Iago feels all this and more to the appointed…

…and that the blame lay solely on Joe’s partner. 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 everything in his life for his sons. Once his…

…the wrath of gods, / On men their powers bestowing unrighteously, / So on this cheerless rock must thou stand guard”(2). Showing no compassion for Prometheus, Might forces Hephaestus to continue binding Prometheus to the rock. Whether for fear of Zeus or anger…

…but one resource, and I devote myself, either in my life or death, to his destruction.”(3) Though Victor and the Monster had very strong points in the personalities they both had a weak point and in some cases would trigger their anger. The Monster…