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…the battles. <Tab/>There is a definite contradiction in the painting between two opposing sides of war and peace. Rubens uses the attributes of color as symbols. Red always represents anger. A blue skies verses gray sky adds to the signs of good…

…;What do you think of the idea that Bertrande is motivated to proceed with the appeal out of anger at those who have oppressed her? Can this idea be supported by the text? In an era where women were indeed oppressed in a male-dominated society…

…is for the literacy. She describes the people as illiteracies but also at the same time she does not show any anger or make her feel that is ignorance. She admits that for their world is not called "powerless" but its part of their "traditional culture." (Norberg-Hodges195…

…to the counselors, learned my lessons, performed chores, and in every way functioned far better than I did on the outside. While I was with my counselor, he noted that I would fly into a wild rage of anger, causing myself much pain. After I was done serving my sentence…

…make him pause in from of coffin warehouses. His bitterness and anger with the world make him feel like stepping out into the street and "methodically knocking people's hats off": Ishmael is a discontented and rebellious exile, just like the pioneers…

…won't marry the man of his choice. Her father's anger causes Lysander and Hermia to run away, and be followed by Helena and Demetrius. The couples then end up in the Enchanted Forest where a whole series of events that mix up the lovers occur. After…

…for the articulation of his philosophies and of black grievance. It turned out that the nine blacks were convicted and sentenced to prison for a minimum of five years. Black anger against white rule was now terrorism against the state and fair game for police intervention…

…by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger" reflects the boy, finally realizing that the whole quest was frivolous, the girl was a fantasy. So, in this end paragraph, although the darkness is a return to childhood, he has gained some self-realization…

…for Margret. So instead he marries Celie. But they don't have the happiness that Celie deserves. "He beat me today cause he say I winked at a boy in church" (Walker 15). He beats her not only because of the anger towards his father, but also because she is neither…

…Jack's transition into complete evil. When Jack is angered that the boys do not want him as leader he travels to the other part of the beach and forms his own tribe. He informs the tribe that they are going to forget about a so-called beast and hunt…