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…expresses his fear of “the chronic angers of that house” (1. 9). The “chronic angers” represent the father. Ironically, the father is angry because he feels that no one ever understands his acts of love; therefore, his family feels unloved, and they never…

…be abused without any consequence whatsoever. He also uses this example to anger the black people, so that they will want to rebel and not have to deal with these problems any longer. Another appeal Wright makes to helplessness is when he uses the story about…

…himself became very fond of the boy-inwardly of course. Okonkwo never showed any emotion openly, unless it be the emotion of anger”(p.28). Ikemefuna lived with Okonkwo and his family for three years until the time came when the Oracle said that Ikemefuna had…

…was written eight years after Tolstoy’s spiritual conversion and was inspired by his own brother’s death. The Death of Ivan Ilych has several ironies expressed in the story. Ilych expressed his denial, anger, depression and acceptance towards dying very visibly…

…not only with human parts but also with human’s ability to reason and feel. Throughout the monster’s life until the death of his creator, he is driven towards evil due to Frankenstein and society’s refusals to accept him, jealousy and anger, and the denial…

…Laertes and Hamlet both display impulsive reactions when angered. Once Laertes discovers his father has been murdered Laertes immediately assumes the slayer is Claudius. As a result of Laertes's speculation he instinctively moves to avenge Polonius's…

…children have become more aware of inflicting pain on other children. The media has taught children to take out their anger in a negative way. These children are unable to understand the difference between reality and fiction. When they view a person killing…

…to destructive rage, just as the attack of one country calls upon all the anger of the people. The passage describes the way the soldiers viewed the shelling from the French army. For instance, when someone crosses the “line of tolerance”, the other just explodes…

…“12 Angry Men” is a 1957 drama, which depicts jury deliberations in a murder case. It is a primer on what to do and what not to do when deliberating as a juror. The film shows the dynamics of jury deliberations: the anger, the false starts…

…wrath and it ending, as opposed to suppressing his anger and it growing. This is the first point of human weakness that Blake conveys. One side of him is able to forgive, but the other side is not, and this weakness takes over and affects his judgment…