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…of anger, as when her father is drunk in the inn, "Pride, too, entered into her submission - which perhaps was a symptom of that reckless acquiescence in chance, too apparent in the whole d'Urberville family". Tess' submissiveness is often a lack of forethought…

…. The anger of the speaker towards the lumberjacks is shown in the lines “I knew pretty well what he had in mind:/ He wanted to take my job for pay”. These lines show that the speaker presumed that the lumberjacks were trying to steal his job away from his…

…and operant conditioning theory, and environmental factors. Treatment is centered on helping the child control their anger, parent interaction training, cognitive problem solving skills, and medications (mostly for the other diagnosed disorders that accompany…

…trained youth to lack jealous behavior and anger. Scientifically, the material presented has some viability, but it seems improbable to mix the people of the old way with the newly trained generation. Several times, Frazier mentions the use of conditioning…

…of the anger, and she became tired of it. Eliza did not want to live her life under such circumstances so she picked up the children and left. Eliza heard of the World's Fair in aint Louis that year, 1904, so she took the children there. She hoped for something…

…threatened the people of Hrothgar's kingdom, so does the dragon show his anger while Beowulf is king. Like Grendel, the dragon only strikes at night, burning down all the houses so that nothing is spared, not even Beowulf's hall or throne. Because of his…

…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, but it is really Ahab who has become…

…and greet them with anger or apathy upon their return. Whereas infants classified "as avoidant /resistant " do not react to separation or reunion. This study has been replicated numerous times and has been found to be a very robust and valid theory. Further…

…to deal with or show her emotions, she no longer wants to deal with her friends at all. This is demonstrated as the nameless woman curses and insults her friends, taking her anger out on them. Although she is aware that she is taking her anger out on the wrong…

…. Once Susan admitted her guilt, anger and hatred rose in the hearts of those who believed in her. Thousands everywhere had no idea how someone could be filled with so much despair as to step so far over the line of right and wrong and murder her own two sons…