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…the monster committed all those crimes does not mean that his good natured qualities disappeared. His actions were just a product of rejection and isolation. He still possessed certain qualities he was born with, yet his anger overpowered them. <Tab/&gt…

…. It is a very bitter poem and has a bitter tone. It is full of anger and accusation; different to the other poem; neighbours. "The toadstool towers infest the shore:" the toadstool towers are described as something sinister; a disease conquering the beautiful…

…significantly reduced the size of the army and navy. When England and France began seizing neutral American ships and impressing Americans Jefferson was angered but he knew that there was no way his little navy could stand up to England's navy so instead…

…and be beautiful is to have a body consist of nothing but skin and bones. It angered me to know that she was striving for an unattainable body figure that is portrayed by the media as being the ideal standard for today's adolescent girls and she is ruthlessly harming…

…William Shakespeare uses numerous methods to rouse the anxiety, and thrill in his plays. In the tragedy of MacBeth, Shakespeare utilizes blood imagery to add a fearful sense of guilt, insanity, shame, and anger to the play. The blood imagery enables…

…discusses and explains what a hard working and dedicated person she is. She got a job, and raised a family all on her own. Her tone in the article is very altering. From frustration to anger and agitation to glad; Downey shares all her feelings with the readers…

…. He shows his sympathy and view at the end when he writes, "So when you're stressed out during the shopping season, don't take out your anger on the overworked young people who serve you in the stores. They have trouble of their own." Here he makes…

…." John didn't want this for him and his family, so he confessed to Danforth that none of it was true. This angered Danforth because he wanted everyone to know what he had done. This is an example of courage because John could have been set free if he would…

…and the lives of the natives of the lands they had so haughtily conquered were shaped strictly by tradition. To reach a consensus both sides must budge; in the case of Latin America the ruling class refused to do so and thus, angered the oppressed who were…

…anger and other emotions through their words and not through violence. Arendt discusses another overlap of the realms, "the polis was distinguished from the household in that it knew only 'equals,' whereas the household was the center of the strictest…