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…grow into anger. Brooding about sensuous objects Makes attachment to them grow; From attachment desire arises, From desire anger is born. If we look at this from the Buddhist point of view, he would agree with what Krishna is talking about…

…to play the part the president did not see international affairs were important as they would avoid rivalries. The USA ignoring Japan and not signing up for the league of nations angered countries causing rivalries and also meant that dictators saw the USA…

…and publicly announced the end of the Beatles, angering Lennon, who had first had the idea and wanted to be the one to break the news. Lennon vented his anger with John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band, his first official album, which consisted of highly personal songs often…

…decides to let a German soldier go after being captured and not long after watching their colleague die. Many of the men are angered at the move and threaten to kill the German soldier regardless if he was let go by the commanding officer or not. This leads…

…anger to vent. He traveled the roads and trails alone Mulling over thoughts very few would condone. He searched and he searched, but never did quit. There were a lot of good Christians, he had to admit. Then came the day when he found the right place…

…. With all the anger and animosity that exists between these two people, one might wonder if this mess will ever be resolved. But before we begin looking for solutions, lets look at how it all started. The roots of the problem dates back to late 1800’s…

…portrays as he is approached by Barbantio (a Senator) concerning the marriage of Othello to Desdemona (Barbantio daughter) in a secret ceremony. Barbantio approaches Othello with soldiers and weapons drawn toward him and his men with anger and malice. Othello…

…of Denmark, has maintained that Hamlet will remain heir to the throne. This Hamlet as the second most powerful man in Denmark, because to anger him now, is to invoke a king’s anger in the years to come. However in Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex, Oedipus is (as the title…

…(Medea 6). After Jason leaves Medea to remarry Glauce, the daughter of the king of Corinth, Medea starts to display sings of suicidal helplessness. Not long after, fueled with the anger, she wishes the destruction of every remaining trace of her and Jason’s…

…scream and shout, the room is silent. This is a stronger representation of his anger than a lot of violence or shouting would have been as silent rage is a more extreme anger and its so bad that it is impossible to put into words, so the silence symbolises…