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…and despised, but I think he should mainly be pitied. We firstly get the impression of him being a mad man as he takes out all his anger on his children. But we can see that he is not that bad as towards the end of the novel, when the children are more grown up…

…displays his/her emotions such as anger, sadness, and disgust when dealing with customers, this behavior would portray the company's reputation as bad, which would affect future customers and would reduce revenues. In such a situation, the employee should…

…and tranquillity angers him and torments his feelings of fear and isolation. Shelley uses Victor Frankenstein as the archetypal gothic protagonist. The qualities which he beholds are typical of the gothic genre. Dr Frankenstein often rejects the values and moral codes…

…with anger, which leads to the murder of Babe Loftus. This shows that even famous celebrities gathered at one occasion can turn in rage. The setting can easily be compared to that of a war zone. Since wars evolve around human violence, Parker is connecting…

…approaches the subject with anger and then compassion, which in turn reaches the reader on an emotional level. Newlove's writing is full of reverberation. Samuel Hearne in Wintertime is a piece complex in its simplicity and generates reader response artfully.…

…!' The use of alliteration in 'fire-eyed fury' emphasizes his strong hatred, anger and revenge in his voice. The staging for this part of the scene is very important because it delivers a strong message to the audience, however, having Romeo slightly over Tybalt…

…and wanted to live a life full of luxury (such as always buying herself unnecessary things), and this angered the people of France. This caused Louis XVI to be less popular mostly in the Third Estate, where everyone had to experience the unfairness of France's…

…in Montreal. As a result of New Zealand sending a team to South Africa, black African, Caribbean a few Asian countries boycotted the Olympics as a punishment for the Kiwi's for sending the All Blacks to South Africa. All the anger the New Zealander's had peaked…

…was out of town on a job."(109). Perhaps the most key element of the story is the fact that the baby is placed randomly in Joe's car. He didn't kidnap the baby, and although he didn't return it right away this was not out of anger or malice. He does so simply…

…he beat her. To anger her fifth husband, the wife of Bath tore three pages from his book. After this he beat her again. She pretended to be dead and he felt so guilty that he threw his whole book in the fire. This gave her the upper hand…