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…internalizing his feelings of anger and planning to use them in revenge served up cold, so must have Edgar internalized. Given his intelligence and abilities, it was a sore thing for him when his father cast aspersions on him due to conditions beyond his control…

…about his father’s death and wants revenge so very badly. Revenge causes one to act blindly through anger, rather than through reason. It is based on the principle of an eye for an eye, which is ultimately what Hamlet wants, to avenge his father’s death…

…dinner, or if he says things that are very inappropriate, nobody will realize what his true intentions are, because they will think that he is crazy. Hamlet uses this scheme to pursue his revenge on Claudius. Revenge causes one to act through anger, rather…

…people's characters, he can never identify them for who they truly are. When Lear is angered by Cordelia, Kent tries to reason with Lear, who is too stubborn to remain open-minded. Lear responds to Kent's opposition with, "Out of my sight!" to which Kent…

…and foremost, she eliminates "the arms that faithless man left in my chamber, / all his clothing, and the marriage bed" (IV. 659-660) in an altar pyre, cleansing every memory of that failed attempt at personal desire, as well as the flame of her own passionate anger…

…was proud of his decree, and he also stated that he would be a good king by listening to what people said regarding his decisions. When the decree was broken by Antigone, Kreon sentenced her to death. This angered the gods because they wanted the dead body…

…exhibited anger and frustration toward his situation. This beast, like a child, uses the most available means of persuasion to get what it wants. But unlike a little child, who may cry or whine for attention, the massive monster utilizes its unhumanlike force…

…gingerly in order to avoid them. Dismayed by the gruesome scene in the streets, he contemplated returning to the castle, but pressed on in fear of the Duke's wrath. With each breath, he could feel disease creep closer upon him. Anger began to boil his insides…

…that schools can help take action is by setting up classroom training in anger management or conflict in schools would be the best way to keep schools safer (“School Safety” 6). Other actions that could be taken to help reduce the amount of school violence…

…with such an evil plan. This hurts Bernier greatly that his mother would think such things and angers him that Raoul has put such thoughts into her head, but at the same time he says, “My lord Raoul is more wicked than Judas. But he is my lord; he gives me horses…