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…stature. It is portrayed in the movie that he fought with an intense anger. An anger brought about by the killing of his love, Marian Braidfoot (even the spelling of this woman’s name is debated. It is found in many different spellings). This is untrue…

…, anger at the world, and anger at their parents for subjecting them to the horrors of the past. “On interviewing the children, certain themes began to emerge as characteristic of the parent child relationship. These themes were the unavailability…

…. This can result in anger and anxiousness. Once the anger and the anxiety fade, the EMT may begin to feel fear. The fear can result in self-doubt in one's own abilities to perform the job. Stress can also manifest itself on a more sub-conscious level. Many EMT…

…. This angered the Americans wanting to enter and Americans already living in Texas. Texas revolted from Mexico in 1833. Mexicans did live in Texas, and fought for the independence of Texas. The majority of Texans were Americans and fought for their independence…

…Mexican law, religion and customs. The settlement of Texas played into the United States’ expansion plans. Eventually Mexico City closed Texas from more Americans from entering. This angered the Americans wanting to enter and Americans already living in Texas…

…Americans from entering. This angered the Americans wanting to enter and Americans already living in Texas. Texas revolted from Mexico in 1833. Mexicans did live in Texas, and fought for the independence of Texas. The majority of Texans were Americans…

…because of her anger in losing the true love of her life. This aspect also emerges later in the play, when Antigone decides to kill herself in the tomb rather than give Creon the satisfaction of the deed. Had she not been so recklessly hasty she would have been…

…in tax revenue. However, the perception of the colonists was that the British were trying to force them to drink the tea from their company. This again angered the colonists, who were getting paranoid of a domineering Britain. A famous protest was organized…

…Dick, symbolizes many different things. The first thing it represents is Ahab’s anger. The whale’s body is deformed, as is Ahab’s. The whale is driven by animalistic rage, mirroring the anger in Ahab. Ahab thinks Moby Dick is a monster…

…is portrayed in the “…jesses were my heartstrings…” line. He deeply loves Desdemona, and yet he must to hate her because of what he perceives she has done to him. His anger is reflected in the lines “…must be to loathe her. O curse of marriage…” and there is self…