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…. To overcome these debts, the government placed high taxes on the already-poor peasant. This did nothing but anger the peasants all the more. There were famines all over the country, and these food-shortages led to minor peasant rebellions and protests…

…of dying which he experienced was anger. I am not sure what brought on the anger. Was it the fact that there were so many things he was yet to accomplish? Perhaps, was he simply not ready to depart this life? The third stage is referred to as the bargaining…

…advertisers.2. Many times’ “bad” news about an advertiser is ignored, but not to the extremes. In short time a news reporter can shape America’s opinion from anger to understanding. Tuesday evening news reports a man drinking and driving swerved off the road…

…loved and trusted, Hamlet. It is not clear wether Hamlet is treating Ophelia so poorly because he knows there are spies or, if he is taking out his anger towards his mother. Whatever the reason, Hamlet’s cruel words lead Ophelia to believe that it is her…

…to anger. One person’s experience with truth was not enough to sway the confidence of the mass that believed so greatly in the power of the fire. What resulted from the mas! s that had such difficulty with the new truth was anger and the casting out…

…mother the home with Rich's things in it and the new fur coat, her mother does in fact respond in a way that saddens and angers Waverly. After Waverly shows her mother the new fur coat! , the passage goes on to read; "This is not so good," she said at last…

…knows that God saved him that day in the river to deliver them out of slavery. As they’re conversing they see the Pharaoh’s boat floating in the river and Moses goes to the bank to ask him for freedom of his people. Rameses becomes quickly angered…

…of humankind’s nature reduced to the basest, most minimal terms of anger and retribution for abuse” (Frady 1). “It’s doubtful whether Malcolm would have come so quickly to the attention of the white public were it not for the fiery message of ‘violence’ he preached…

…that in dreams, we project our own thoughts or feelings into other character. For instance, we might experience a dream in which a close friend or relative receives something we have been longing for, such as a new car. We can convey our feelings of anger toward…

…fast wit and intelligence, but as soon as Hero is accused, she becomes serious and full of resentment and anger towards Claudio. However, her anger is noble and very righteous ‘the height of a villain, that hath slandered, scorned, dishonoured my kinswoman…