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…are arguing with each other because Brutus would not pardon a friend of Cassius caught accepting bribes. It is almost as if Brutus is mad at Cassius for convincing him to kill Caesar and uses this to vent his anger. I'm not really sure if this is true, so don't…

…of feminine existence. The good woman was a submissive wife who stayed at home, cleaned the house, and took care of her husband and children. This idea trapped many women and their daughters who had to accept this role and suppress their anger or rebel and suffer…

…in large arenas really angered punk bands. Punk songs were generally simple and rather short. The lyrics told the way the 2 members of the band felt. They played small shows and did not put on any elaborate performances. The Sex Pistols were the epitome…

…. But when it comes to matters of the Bible, that is for God to judge and God only. For one to assume to be able to judge over God's judgment angers God. He is the one that shall punish a sinner for He has higher authority. Just as the father has the right…

…of them all the way from Idaho to Arnold's trailer in Arizona. Along the way, they teach each other life lessons. Thomas, through his storytelling shows Victor that there's more to life than cynicism and pent-up anger. Victor, in turn, lets Thomas know what…

…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…

…asserting his dignity - and his incredulity. One is his incapacity for righteous anger, hatred, and incapacity…The other is his instinctive sense that belief is not a matter of evidences but of will." Looked upon like this, Gimpel doesn't seem so stupid…

…that a stranger was going to tear down what they had worked on exhaustingly for weeks. He decided to let out his anger on destroying the garden himself. After the garden was destroyed, he wanted to go back home where he once lived. The reason he wanted to build…

…this, but since he makes decisions for everyone, he could slightly alter the outcome of people’s lives. John does not seem to look to be fulfilled, although he turns to masochism. Masochism is commonly used to take out anger upon the self to “purify” one. By using…

…about “kids these days” and tells the others of the scuffle between he and his son. You can see the anger, fear, and sorrow on his face and hear it in his voice as he tells the story while staring at a picture of his son. Although with this conflict we…