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…their emptiness was similar, their methods of coping differed. While the monster lashed out with vengeance and anger, Mary fulfilled her longing for companionship by eloping at a young age to Percy Shelley (Huntley 3). <Tab/>In taking after her parents…

…things like, burns fractures, unusual patterns of bruising, etc. There are also internal signs of injury that may be discovered by a doctor (Newton, 4). There are also signs to look for in the child's behaviour, for example, anger, fears, avoiding social…

…of the great causes. Another cause of World War II was the Treaty of Versailles. This was the treaty that was signed at the end of World War I. This treaty outlined the rules that Germany must follow because of their defeat by Britain and France. The treaty angered…

…the 1920's but not much of it filtered to the South. Racism mixed with anger at their economic plight formed a potent cocktail. The Klan had new business. They now targeted Asians, immigrants, bootleggers, dope, graft, night clubs and road houses, violation…

…, countered with questions that challenged the members of the Court-Martial to look past the rules in the book to see the realities of this war at this time. Rhetorically, Major Thomas asked the court what these printed rules had to do with the fear and anger…

…easier, as they have motivations, and sometimes also hatred for the person. The death of Mercutio, and in turn the death of Tybalt is an example of that, where Romeo states in anger, "Alive and triumph, and Mercutio slain! Away to heaven respective lenity…

…Confusion, hunger, anger, and the unknown ran through the minds of those whom were caught in the middle of the Russian Revolution. Their hard work towards their dream of a better life was put to shame by their once companion, turned leader, Stalin…

…his own etched in the wall. I could not imagine any of my best friends' names on a wall reflecting their service and sacrifice in a war. I like how Yusef describes his feelings as he looks at the wall. My insides would burn with anger, sadness…

…depended on whiskey. To them, whiskey was used as a form of money. Anger of the tax arose sharply in 1794, the beginning of the Whiskey Rebellion. Southern-western Pennsylvanians regarded the tax not as a tax on a luxury but a burden on an economic necessity…

…and glow" shows the repetition emphasizes the reality feel. It leaves fear in the hearts of sinners. "Who knows the power of God's anger"? is a rhetorical question that belittles the Puritans" knowledge of a revengeful God. This is another great rhetorical…