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…sighs of disapproval or anger? Where in the world, in fact, could one witness a courtroom hearing of any kind, where the audience is allowed to participate with cheers and jeers and guesses, just like they were on the set of Bob Barker's "The Price Is Right…

…important problems causing the fall of the Tsar because initiated the anger of the people towards their leader and their lack of faith in a fast change. Another issue that contributed in Tsar's fall is the abandonment occurred from the Duma and the Russian…

…impact on Josie by showing her how important it is in life to be loved, accepted and to emotionally grow so that you are sure of your goals and to know what your heart tells you. John had quite a serious impact on Josie's view of things. Josie's anger…

…to in any way, especially socially, to Negroes could never be discussed in the Jim Crow south. These ties of discussion would bring about the same kind of reactions, discomfort, awkwardness, anger and aggression, and possibly rebellion in the long run. Southern…

…called off the program. He did that because he knew that in order to keep Germany going good, he had to keep support for everyone, he just wanted to make sure that everyone would be loyal to their country first and foremost. He also angered the Social…

…to anger with astonishing speed. In an effort to prevent Antony from leaving she says, 'Please, sir, forgive me, / Since my becomings kill me when they do not / Eye well to you'. Here she is using her skills to manipulate Antony into feeling quilt if he leaves…

…of a soldier, Jim becomes aware of his capacity for "black anger". Jim's experience with Wizzer has caused him "to be confronted with some depth of himself...that frightened him". Even so, it is safer that Jim would discover unwanted parts of his persona than…

…mind cutting through her flesh. Their featureless faces battling in a storm of hate and anger. They tried. She knew they tried. But trying wasn't enough. It didn't erase the crushing silences, nor the turbulent arguments. It was apathetic to the hot, red…

…and anger. Yet, they seem to be much easier to arouse, harder to abolish. In his novel "Animal Farm", George Orwell portrays the animals with human-like feelings and emotions. He uses satire to demonstrate the full extent of human emotion. Though the story…

…the fire chief, who tells him the "evils" of books-that they make stupid people feel inferior to the smart ones, that they make some races feel more superior than others, that they can invoke "unnecessary" feelings like sadness and anger. Apparently, his Utopian…