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…to do so. In one great battle, Achilles and Hektor clash and Achilles, using his skill and anger, is the victor. Before Hektor dies, he lets him know that he feels no remorse and will not give him his final honor in burial. Hektor, had you thought that you…

…avoiding any middlemen. In Boston the colonists held a town meeting to try to get their Tea Agents to resign. The Tea Agents would not resign and a few months later angered Bostonians dressed as Indians boarded three tea ships and dumped it all into Boston…

…of immortality and easy life but rather chooses hardship and eventual death with his family. “My lady goddess, here is no cause for anger. My quiet Penelope-how well I know- Would seem a shade before your majesty, Death and old age being unknown to you…

…father. John’s anger acts as a response to his father abusiveness; this anger erupts into such a fiery hatred that he hopes “for the day when his father would be dying” (Baldwin 21). In order for John to complete his rites of passage, he must forgive his…

…was Pericles merciful and courteous among so many vicious enemies, but he also had the good judgment to realize that he deserved praise for not allowing himself to be carried away by feelings of hate or anger. Like Mount Olympus, the home of the immortals…

…was told by the Water that he would not ever return home because of such a thing he did. He would be sailed out into the sea but never return home again. Odysseus was astonished by this and was angered. He screamed out for the Water and started getting more…

…, for a foot will be lost." The angered organization would stage attacks that would avenge their disgrace, and prove that they were a power that should not be taken lightly. By responding in violence, the Mafia forced to population to live in a constant fear…

…problems. He introduced popular sovereignty. An idea that the states should decide for themselves whether to have slaves or not. The system was designed to end the north-south problems, but instead made the feud even worst. It angered the North because…

…in the life of a child. Most children go through anxiety, sadness, anger, aggression, sleep disorders and low academic achievements (Behrman and Quinn 3). It is important for parents to keep close watch on how their children cope and adjust to the divorce. Many…

…and allowed them to conquer who they did. But, upon realizing the attiude and mockeries of the Assyrians towards Himself, God sent them home and allowed their king to be murdered. This passage would have taught me, as a Judean, the “other side” of God: His anger…