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…, and keeping Homer, led her to premeditated murder. When Miss Emily entered the drugstore to purchase the arsnic, she knew there was no turning back. All the hurt, anger, loneliness, and isolation came purging out from her past and gave her the determination…

…at the end of the summer so his daughter can move in. Wes appears to be a weaker willed person than Edna and gives into his anger, and does not seem reluctant to go back to alcoholism when things are not going well. <Tab/>Wes's character appears…

…and degrading my father. However, after I came to terms with the truth that I had been denying for so long, I felt like a ton of bricks were lifted from me. The second stage of the grieving process is anger. I can remember being so mad at Dad for putting our family…

…the Cyclops starts throwing mountains at them in his anger. Then, while Odysseus' men slaughter the Sun God's cattle, Odysseus doesn't keep a good enough watch and falls asleep. As a result of all of these instances, his men were in harms way when they did not need…

…him down to where he could not accept change. Moreover, Cyrano has a rough edge to the people around him. When a page glances at his nose, Cyrano becomes infuriated and displays his anger over the two-foot extension in front of his face. Cyrano chastises…

…(meaning Heathcliff). Heathcliff's controlling and bitter actions are definitely those of a villain. <Tab/>No person has the right to express their anger on other innocent people, which is exactly what Heathcliff did. At first, we felt sympathy…

…. The developing anger and frustration over the course of the poem towards patterns that cannot be broken is relative to the theme; patterns are an omnipresent element of life that, as the narrator experienced it, become very limiting and separating from real happiness…

…such as cognitive-behavioral therapy and anger management training. After numerous studies, and the experience of those working directly with female juvenile offenders in Florida, it is in the girls' best interest the issues relevant to girls must be addressed…

…of "the Cuban Crisis." Soon Americans were surrounded by it and had no choice but to act. Even after a more liberal Spanish government sought peaceful resolutions, Americans continued to muster their anger towards Spain and sympathies towards the Cuban people. After…

…in sleeping habits, energy level, delusions, nervousness, strange statements or behavior, withdrawal from friends, or school, anger, indifference to the opinions of others, a tendency to argue, a conviction that you are better than others, or that people are out…